Sentence examples similar to insignificant transgression from inspiring English sources
"A failure to acknowledge the central role of slavery in the Confederacy and deeming insignificant the reprehensible transgression of moral standards of liberty and equality that slavery represented is simply not acceptable in the America of the 21st century".
And of the 324 violations, 107 were considered, in the words of a federal mine safety agency spokesman, "significant and substantial". And if, as Sulzberger claimed, 324 violations are not a lot, why not do a story on that -- questioning whether we should be wasting taxpayer money looking for insignificant and insubstantial transgressions?
In Jewish law, all other transgressions are insignificant compared to saving a life, but not these three.
The immediate speculation by the Colombian national radio network, relying on Medellin police sources, was that he was killed because of the own goal, a report that was repeated throughout the world and further contributed to the country's image as a place where one could be murdered for any transgression, even one as insignificant as contributing to a soccer loss.
Some private transgression.
Transgression can have dire consequences.
My transgression is in painting.
"Transgression depends on the law.
How about stylistic transgression?
