Sentence examples for no egregious from inspiring English sources
No embarrassing mishaps at quarterback, no egregious mistakes or defensive breakdowns.
"It didn't get out of hand, there were no yellow cards, no egregious fouls," White said.
There were no egregious errors, and there was little of the post-whistle pushing and shoving by players that had escalated under the watch of the replacements.
An independent report later found evidence of "chaos and confusion" and a failure of leadership at the BBC under Thompson – but no egregious ethical lapse.
They tried accentuating the positives — a decent start by Oliver Perez, no egregious fielding mistakes, a scoreless third of an inning from Brian Stokes — but, at this point, they have few other options.
After all, to date there have been no egregious violations of UES shareholders' rights.
We were favoured with those "Have Yourself a Happy Little Holocaust" movies like Roberto Benigni's unspeakable Life Is Beautiful and Peter Kassovitz's no less egregious Jakob The Liar.
Preventing a competent pregnant woman from leaving the hospital under these circumstances is no less egregious than compelling her to have an abortion.
In December, the Justice Department settled an antitrust suit with Lucasfilm over an egregious "no solicitation" agreement with rival Pixar.
But even his own family, with 11 siblings and half-siblings, does not yet understand the lessons of the Arab Spring for dynasties like theirs, he said, adding that the public will no longer tolerate egregious displays of excess or corruption.
Senator Patrick Leahy, the Democrat member of the Senate subcommittee on foreign operations, who has campaigned about prison abuses in both Afghanistan and Iraq, told the Guardian: "The abuses in Afghanistan were no less egregious than at Abu Ghraib, but because there were no photographs - at least, to our present knowledge - they have not received enough attention.
