Sentence examples for outrageous transgressions from inspiring English sources
"We saw no reason for singling out soccer," says the league's president, Charles King, athletic director of East Brunswick High School, who attributes poor sportsmanship among high school athletes in part to the flagrant and "outrageous" transgressions they see in pro sports on television.
A few months ago, 19-year-old Polly Stenham's That Face, imported from England by the Manhattan Theatre Club, began with two prep school girls torturing a third in a sorority initiation ritual and followed one of the tormentors home to an incestuous mother-brother entanglement that expanded into outrageous familial transgressions in every predictable fashion.
Literature and revolution were joined in an explosion of nihilistic gesture, black humour, and outrageous erotic transgression, engendering new forms of perception and expression.
Had he not billed himself as the incarnation of Chinese capitalism or publicized his outrageous salary, his transgressions would certainly have been forgiven and probably ignored.
If Whelan did not consider Mackay's text transgressions while at Cardiff to be all that outrageous, his best policy would have been to keep quiet on the subject and refer politely to the FA's ongoing investigation.
Frank'n'Furter (Tim Curry was to the show what Julie Andrews was to the Sound of Music) as the outrageous transsexual transvestite from Transylvania was the personification of sexual transgression.
After all, a 2004 cover story, titled "The Sleaziest Show On Earth," profiled the industry's many transgressions--from bogus performance figures and nonexistent audits to outrageous fees and outright theft.
Outrageous and possibly illegal.
