Sentence examples for numerous transgressions from inspiring English sources

After confessing to numerous transgressions and promising to reform, she withdrew her promises.

The evidently exasperated elections commissioner, Dayananda Dissanayake, described numerous transgressions by the government during the campaign, concluding that "state institutions operated in a manner not befitting state organizations".

As such, over the years I've forgiven the big man for his numerous transgressions; the biggest, undoubtedly, being his jaw-dropping, unflinching support for the Republican party, leading to him being a guest at George W's first inauguration, as well as backing Rudi Giuliani, then McCain for president.

Instead, he takes his rightful lumps for numerous transgressions, such as disbanding the venerated E Street Band in the late 1980s, after the peak of his massive popularity with the "Born in the U.S.A".

The Irish government has also been opening an eye that had turned the other way to avert its gaze from numerous Provo transgressions.

PLAY Ruben Östlund, 2011, Sweden/Rance/Denmark, 124min A deliberately provoked racial incident, based on numerous similar real-life transgressions, is played for all it's worth in "Play".

Charney is accused of numerous work-related "sexual transgressions," including making one former employee his "sex slave" shortly after her 18th birthday.

Numerous studies have linked the origin of viruses to ecological transgressions like climate change and the loss of natural habitats.

But the closing of Karroubi's newspaper was part of a wide-ranging censorship drive, in which numerous other publications, including political, economic, and cultural journals, were suspended or banned for such transgressions as provoking "unrest and chaos" and fostering a "creeping coup".

The alternating transgressions and regressions of the sea have left a complex sedimentary record punctuated by numerous unconformities (interruptions in the deposition of sedimentary rock) and associated temporal hiatuses, and the correlation of these various units and events has challenged stratigraphers since the early 19th century.

Transgressions cause real harm.