Sentence examples for perceived transgressions from inspiring English sources

Women are still controlled by their menfolk, since perceived transgressions can besmirch a family's reputation.

One of the women said she was scalded, stabbed and made to take freezing showers — all for perceived transgressions.

Among other perceived transgressions, Mr. Ounaiss had reportedly refused to refer to last month's events as a "revolution".

Men reported using violence to assert dominance, correct perceived transgressions and lack of obedience, and maintain their public image of being in control of the household and family.

These have long been troubled: subject to fits of Chinese rage over American arms sales to Taiwan and other perceived transgressions.

Big Room has also talked of making.eco registrants show "real progress toward sustainability" in order to maintain their address, but has not made it clear how it would enforce perceived transgressions of this rule.

Its detractors remember it, and use it to shame Google at every perceived transgression.

It is slavish adherence to old rules and intolerance for any perceived transgression.

Offering a slightly different take on the classic rice dish may seem a reasonable thing for a well-travelled chef to do, but the perceived transgression – particularly the use of a highly-spiced paprika sausage – was grave.

Avery received an extra 2 minutes for instigation and a 10-minute misconduct, but he acted according to the game's unwritten code, which calls for immediate payback for practically any perceived transgression.

That is: to have compassion for one another, no matter what the perceived transgression.