Sentence examples for most egregious level from inspiring English sources

Calling the president's health care reform law "probably the most egregious level of taking of our liberty," she said, "This is something we should not settle for in this country".

Most important, Mr. Korda makes himself a credible authority on some of the most egregious misconceptions that surround Lawrence's story.

It is to protect high-level actors from accountability even for the most egregious of crimes, while severely punishing those who reveal or take a stand against those crimes, thus deterring and intimidating any future opposition.

Herman Cain's bumbling answer on Libya is just the most egregious example, but the Republican candidates for president have all displayed an appallingly poor level of knowledge of major issues.

The Raiders' decision to attempt a fake field goal Sunday was flawed on so many levels it was hard to determine which part of the blunder was the most egregious.

Since the most egregious examples of passengers being stuck inside a plane on the tarmac have occurred because lower-level employees did not know what to do or even whom to call, the requirement to have a plan — and a designated airline representative to make decisions — may be the most effective way to prevent further headline-grabbing embarrassments.

The most egregious change?

That is not the most egregious aspect.

Concentrate on the most egregious ones.

America is the most egregious offender.

Nigeria's transition was the most egregious.