Sentence examples for nothing egregious from inspiring English sources

• That became the guidance for the film, Mr. Melfi said, to ensure "there's nothing egregious about what we do" that could alienate potential ticket buyers.

There's nothing egregious in any performance, not even in that of Bottom, played by Darrell D'Silva with the appropriately unbearable bravado, a very odd haircut and some facial expressions reminiscent of Monty Python's Michael Palin.

It's nothing egregious, more like, "Ubuntu is worse than Leopard in this instance, and both are better than Vista".

"When it comes to appointments, you're only supposed to make sure that it's nothing egregious," says Erika Knuti, former communications director for Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat.

A review of materials provided to HuffPost by Rubio's office, used by Rubio to justify sinking Thomas's nomination, suggests nothing egregious in either case.

"It has some condition problems, but nothing too egregious," Jude Hughes, a furniture conservator, said.

The more he told me about Italian criminal "justice," the more obvious it seemed that Knox was guilty of nothing more egregious than stupidity and extremely poor judgment.

Although it concluded that nothing truly egregious was done, the association still fired three officers, including the head of its enforcement staff, and threw out a fifth of its work on the Miami case, which relied on Ms Perez's depositions.

Nothing that egregious has been found in Connecticut, but a team from the University of Connecticut's Voting Technology Research Center analyzed the new Diebold AccuVote optical scan machines, for which the state spent $15.7 million, and reported last year that there were several ways to tamper with them.

All in all, however, nothing too egregious.

I recall some really annoying things he did, but nothing especially egregious.