Sentence examples for major faux pas from inspiring English sources

The aerial view of the neighborhood was enlightening until I noticed a major faux pas.

"It's a pretty major faux pas," said Bonnie Glaser, a China expert at Washington's Centre for Strategic and International Studies.

Nervous enough to phone a friend afterward to see if she had made a major faux pas.

The decision to tie the sale to the agreement, Mr. Page said, "was a major faux pas".

For years the company's kosher supervision was handled by an in-house rabbi rather than by one of the national certifying agencies, a major faux pas.

On that first job she made a major faux pas by unknowingly seating a Frenchman next to his wife's lover at a dinner party.

Through bawdy movies and the sorts of double entendres that flew around on late night chat shows, I gathered that, for a man, ejaculating too soon was a major faux-pas.

"He needs a major win, a major headline or a major Brown faux pas, or something that would attract voter attention to the race that isn't there right now," said Mark DiCamillo, director of the Field Poll.

But Betty, through hard work and dedication, often winds up saving her boss' butt (and making some major fashion faux pas).

Here are the six major LTC faux pas I see over and over.

Traditionally, wearing white after Labor Day has been a major fashion faux pas.