Sentence examples for overstepping of from inspiring English sources

But the decision also represented an overstepping of established boundaries.

That was widely decried as an overstepping of the bounds of propriety, and the Bush campaign pulled back.

I read the letter on the floor of my bedroom, feeling none of the things my mother had feared I might feel (rejection, alienation, overstepping of bounds).

Although the order included an opt-out clause for parents, lawmakers condemned the governor's action as an overstepping of executive authority.

Which brings us to a possibly more disquieting question: What does evil — a term that came into general use only in the 15th century, originally referring to the overstepping of proper limits — look like these days, when so many of us are wary of reductive terms, unsure of our own convictions and easily persuaded of the moral relativism of our values?

Or that even now the school is framing this as an unfortunate overstepping of an otherwise perfectly acceptable technological mark?

PAGE B3 FEAR AS A JOB SEARCH HURDLE Networking in a job search brings up many of the same fears as dating -- of rejection, of looking like an idiot, of overstepping boundaries, of failing.

Stuart Broad was also culpable after committing the cardinal sin of overstepping on what would have been a wicket-taking delivery.

There is acknowledgment too of cruelty, of overseers who overstepped, of ideals put aside.

From the extent of supersaturation, the calculated overstep of Gibbs free energy from equilibrium is 0.9 27 kJ per mole of garnet (12 oxygen atoms), and the temperature overstep is 1.7 50 °C.

Using the calculated upper and lower limits of the dominant wavelength, the value of Δζ is estimated to be 0.05 × 10−1 0.16, which corresponds to a Gibbs free energy (ΔG r ) overstep of 0.9 27 kJ per mole of garnet (12 oxygen atoms) and a temperature overstep (ΔT) of 1.7 50 °C.