Sentence examples for of a transgression from inspiring English sources

After obtaining evidence of a transgression, RSF pressures governments through publicity campaigns and protest letters.

A story was written in which Marduk, because of a transgression, was captured and brought before a tribunal.

It feels like an accomplishment (and maybe a little bit of a transgression) just to breathe up there.

William D. Zabel, a Manhattan matrimonial lawyer, said the public or private nature of a transgression can be a deciding factor in whether a venerable marriage will survive.

The fact that Happersberger was white and Baldwin black was less of a transgression than it would have been back in the States.

God had looked after the twins, and by proxy me, but I realized at that moment that I was in the midst of a transgression He could not easily forgive.

Variables related to each closure were coded on a separate sheet independently of whether a transgression took place or not.

There are three factors that increase the likelihood you will forgive instead of avenge a transgression. 1. Careworthiness.

Hergé later dismissed the failings of this first story as "a transgression of my youth".

The features of ibonge and agahinda may seem quite similar to Western concepts of depression, but also reflect a transgression of what is considered 'good behaviour'.

A transgression on one of them is a transgression on all.