Sentence examples for most egregious wrong from inspiring English sources

"This is settled law that righted the most egregious wrong in our constitution".Changing the rules would not be easy.

At the top of the list, in the best drama category, the Emmy nominators righted their most egregious wrong of the last four years and gave a nod to "Friday Night Lights," which in its fifth and final season was one of the handful of best shows on television — as it has been every season.

This kind of crap obviously isn't the most egregious wrong in the world but it's still stupid and unnecessary.

Dad and blogger Aaron Gouveia retweeted Simard, noting "This kind of crap obviously isn't the most egregious wrong in the world but it's still stupid and unnecessary.

Tuesday's ruling by a US district court judge in Washington ordering 17 Uighurs released into the US brings us one step closer to righting one of the most egregious wrongs in the catalogue of injustices at Guantánamo.

The "aluminum tubes" reference was a provocative one, given that the Times front page September 2002 piece -- written by Gordon and Miller -- had claimed Iraq was on a "quest for nuclear weapons" and remains one of the most egregious examples of wrong pre-war reporting.

Choosing the wrong solution The most egregious of all enterprise mobile fails always arise because of a breakdown in communication.

Here are three of the most egregious, and believing them isn't just wrong, it can keep you fat and sick.

We live in a popular culture in which any failing, of which being wrong is one of its most egregious kinds, makes one a failure worthy of disgrace and ostracism.

One week on, Google is still quietly pretending there's nothing wrong, while surreptitiously going in and fixing the most egregious examples we published last week.

That rule, in a law that would also limit capital punishment to the most egregious kinds of homicide, is intended to guarantee that Massachusetts never puts the wrong person to death.