Sentence examples for somewhat egregious from inspiring English sources
The single "Fireflies" drew ire for its approximation of the Postal Service (the similarities do feel somewhat egregious), but it's the song's lyrics ("I get a thousand hugs, from 10,000 lightning bugs/As they try to teach me how to dance") that might really make you squirm.
That's pretty egregious".
The loss Brian Viloria suffered in the ring at the Sydney Summer Olympics last year seems somewhat less egregious to him now.
However, some Israel supporters said they considered CNN's American network to be somewhat less egregious than CNN International.
He admitted to having taken a red T-shirt of the West team — a faux pas somewhat less egregious than if a Mets player donned the wrong pinstripes — but explained that he was preparing to move from Chinatown to the west side of Midtown.
Puzder's run-in with the law is perhaps somewhat less egregious than Mnunchin's, but also involves violating laws that he will be expected to enforce if approved for his position.
My colleagues at CrunchGear tend to romanticize my lifestyle somewhat, and are convinced that I am the most egregious hipster on the planet.
Chief Justice Roberts, in somewhat milder tones, said the decision represented "overreaching" that was "particularly egregious" and left the court open to "charges of judicial activism".
Recognizing she is somewhat insulated, Kim says she "doesn't feel the brunt" of the most egregious offenses making headlines in today's political climate.
It may well be that the King George, contested by just five others on firm ground, somewhat fell into his lap; that the failure of Workforce was only the most egregious among several.
