Sentence examples for sort of transgression from inspiring English sources
On most teams, a player committing this sort of transgression at such a crucial time would be criticized by his coach.
The prime minister deserved to know that his adviser was in hock to one of them.In the normal course of a British political career this sort of transgression might not be fatal.
This settlement formula is meant to suggest guilt while also blunting the prospects of private litigants who otherwise might be able to sue Harrisburg for providing improper information when peddling its bonds.Were a company accused and found guilty of this sort of transgression, critics would demand that the SEC at least suggest who is at fault.
But aside from violating pieties by turning instruments of murder into toys, what sort of transgressions might take place?
But the sort of transgressions that can threaten the safe spaces in which we party—sexism, homophobia, racism are too powerful to be fended off by good vibes alone.
The French have a different attitude toward artists, feel they should be exonerated from all sorts of transgressions.
CELLPHONES have been blamed for all sorts of transgressions: the disappearance of phone booths, the decline of civility in restaurants and movie theaters, even for being potential carcinogens.
THE enemies of Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, have accused her of all sorts of transgressions during her seven years in power, from cronyism to pushing through unconstitutional laws.
The companies have to pay some $20 million in fines for all sorts of transgressions, including building satellite repeaters in unapproved locations, and creating FM transmitters that were more powerful than the FCC allows.
The right thinks this was some sort of liberal transgression by Mr. Obama, reflecting either disdain for Churchill or Britain in general or some unhealthy obsession with Lincoln.
