Sentence examples for massive offence from inspiring English sources
And your thoughts on a new name for Cougar Town – without causing massive offence – please.
A sense of massive anger and personal offence is now the appropriate response to any news event or cultural manifestation.
Mr Malik said the young Muslim offenders might come from black or south Asian communities which have poor "life chances" and he added: "I have seen over the last 15 to 20 years a massive volume of drug offences up and down this country.
The problem is if they play in the pre-season and the tribunal then finds them guilty of anti-doping offences, that will have a massive bearing on their penalty.
Shields has always vehemently denied the offence and his campaign has attracted massive support.
But his spectacular fall culminated in Friday's announcement that he was accused of offences including abusing power and taking massive bribes.
She and her four fellow members, all of whom were nominated by Fidesz, can slap massive fines on those who commit such ill-defined offences as breaching "human dignity .The European reaction has been electric.
Such liberal frivolities like smoking weed, nude beaches and adultery were criminal offences, while homosexuality and sex before marriage were massive taboos.
At the same time, the government embarked on a massive enforcement campaign of the character test, detaining people even for historical offences, or people who had lived for years in Australia after serving several short prison sentences.
