Sentence examples for such a transgression from inspiring English sources

(Although even then, termination is astonishingly harsh for such a transgression).

I'm sure a part of the enjoyment stems from the fact that destroying printed matter seems such a transgression.

Gerard A. Burke, the steward for the New York Racing Association, said the fine was four times the usual amount for such a transgression.

Although Collins said that any other player might have incurred his wrath for such a transgression, he absolved Reyes — who remained unbowed.

The penalty for such a transgression is that, if their opponent wishes, they can be made to replay the shot indefinitely, racking up successive penalties.

"Under normal times the party's most severe punishment to my knowledge for such a transgression could go as high as deselection," the Labour source said.

That is such a moral transgression".

A Pre-Crimes UniTom Cruiseator (Tom Cruise) discovers that he himself is a suspect in just such a future transgression and has a young whippersnapper (Colin Farrell) on his trail.

So why do you think people believe that crossing our border illegally is such a significant transgression then?

Justice Thomas was not pleased that the right to gun possession could be deprived for such a minor transgression.

Zickefoose was the victim of the attempted robbery by three members of the UT football team earlier this week -- but he doesn't think such a minor transgression should be so harshly punished.