There were some egregious distortions.
Why not put out his solo venture, absent some egregious misstep?
There are also some egregious omissions: art, social, and intellectual history are essentially passed over.
Each photo records some egregious bit of topographical human folly that usually resembles an earthwork.
Optimists note that the army has watered down some egregious early proposals in response to public complaints.
Some egregious failings have already come to light, notably failures by social workers and doctors to spot serious injuries.
At times, it seems his desire to keep the message clear leads him to make some egregious omissions.
There was some egregious silliness to the Bondy version, which no doubt goes some way to explain the cat calls.
The case involved some egregious ethical myopia on the part of Justice Brent Benjamin of the West Virginia Supreme Court.
One welcome exception was the recent bill that outlawed some egregious practices in the credit card industry.
All that anti-patriotic tar stuck a bit, along with some egregious, unsubstantiated analysis of her college thesis.
