Sentence examples for misdemeanours it from inspiring English sources

Given his well documented past misdemeanours it is hard to imagine that Cattermole, Sunderland's captain under Bruce and O'Neill, meets the standards of off-field professionalism now demanded and his likely exit prompts mixed feelings.

Although the bank increased the amount it set aside for past misdemeanours, it also said underlying profits for 2013 would be £6.2bn - nearly double what analysts have been expecting.

In the annals of celebrity misdemeanour, it's hardly vintage incident.

If there was a misdemeanour it was in Dawson's diary, not in Healey's column.

It holds that a president may be impeached for "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanours", but it neglects to define these categories.

I look at my misdemeanours and it's me reacting to things that have happened and not thinking clearly, not thinking about what I'm doing.

Mustafa's misdemeanour, if it can even be called that, is dwarfed by comparison.

I visited an Italian restaurant that had been rather swish when my father used to take my mother there to apologise for his latest misdemeanour - it still seemed to have the same wallpaper, same puddings trolley.

"Hyping the reputation of a scientist or a team is a serious misdemeanour when it helps to spread fear among the public that is not based on any firm conclusion," the academies said.

According to his brother Ross, during his time there, Johnson was nearly expelled after refusing punishment for a misdemeanour, believing it to be unjustified: "he was very principled and simply dug his heels in".

Put it this way: if Irrational Man is nowhere near as good as Crimes and Misdemeanours, at least it's nowhere near as bad as Match Point or Cassandra's Dream.