Sentence examples for just a sin from inspiring English sources

"It's just a sin that we have no pension," said Keisha St. Joan, 72, a jazz vocalist who was distributing leaflets.

And it matters to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth, especially those raised Catholic, who grow up thinking that their desires are not just a sin but a perversion, a moral stain of the highest order.

Don't Put Me in the Ex-Files Don't Squeeze My Sharmon Get Your Biscuits in the Oven, and Your Buns in the Bed Guess My Eyes Were Bigger Than My Heart He Can't Talk Without His Hands Heaven's Just a Sin Away Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) How Can I Miss You if You Won't Go Away?

Overreach is not just a sin of the West.

To me, it's just a sin that we can't figure that out.

A good deed is a good deed just as a sin as a sin, despite who we pray to.

This might still look a bit intimidating, but the sine of 90 degrees is a constant, and always equals 1! Our equation can thus be simplified to: a / sin A = c / 1, or just a / sin A = c.

Last year he took aim at CNBC for being Wall Street cheerleaders, telling Jim Cramer, the host of its "Mad Money" program, that "the financial news industry is not just guilty of a sin of omission but a sin of commission".

Yesterday's ricket was not just a journalistic sin.

That story got me thinking -- what David Vitter confessed to wasn't just a "serious sin," it was likely a crime.

I started Shakespeare with Othello (all that tupping), studied The Outsider in French (murder and nonchalance, which is probably just as much of a sin to some) and learnt all I needed to know about Freud and families by reading Sons and Lovers (where do I start?!).