Sentence examples for rogue act from inspiring English sources

The hospital's radiology manager at the time, Bruce Fleck, called the overdose a "rogue act of insanity".

In the anti-chaos of The X Factor, a tsunami of votes for a rogue act would lead to the most butterfly-like of variations in his final scenario – the difference of about 37 pence in earnings of tens of millions.

The fabrication, the report said, "should be performed as a rogue act".

But the story has since morphed from apparently rogue act of homophobia to a bizarre legal fight playing out in some of the more toxic corners of the internet.

Rogue acts of violence could, of course, lead to sympathetic involvement of Palestinian police.

Second, as Daesh becomes further and further unhinged as a legitimate state – in other words, as it loses more territory – the group will rely more heavily on rogue acts of stateless terror.

Pottinger is an excellent addition to the cast, as is Anna Hopkins as a go-getter E-Rep soldier (amusingly and appropriately, she has no time for Nolan's charming-rogue act).

The misfolded, or rogue, protein acts like a template, forcing other healthy prions to fold into the abnormal shape.

None of that had been proven, and the union's position is that Donaghy was a rogue who acted alone.

The low-ranking reservist soldiers who took and appeared in the infamous images were singled out for opprobrium and punishment; they were represented, in government reports, in the press, and before courts-martial, as rogues who acted out of depravity.

What is it in the contest provision that supports the theory that that was a rogue, illegal judicial act?