Sentence examples for totally egregious from inspiring English sources
"While certainly brokerage firms should have some reasonable controls over the flow of information, this appears to be a totally egregious example," said Lewis Lowenfels, of Tolins & Lowenfels in New York and the co-author of a treatise on securities laws.
Here, it wasn't totally egregious, so I kept watching.
There is convincing support for this from the urban/rural difference: while the prevalence of pMOH in rural areas (2.1% gender-adjusted) is high but not especially so in global terms [35], it is totally eclipsed by the egregious, and alarming, urban prevalence of 14.5% (gender-adjusted).
Fox is not totally out of ideas for shows with egregious content in the sweep, however.
Perhaps most egregious, Ms. Wartman seems to totally ignore the role of parents or caregivers in managing the nutritional health of their children.
While some politicians have admitting smoking marijuana or drinking heavily in their youth and suffered little at the polls, more egregious lapses -- like cocaine use -- may be a totally different story.
N.B.: For this egregious Harold Arlen-Johnny Mercer turn, Bennett receives appreciative applause from an audience totally missing the dramatic point?
Even the penalties were for infractions that weren't overly egregious or, given the tenor of the first week of the playoffs, totally bat-shit insane.
Asked about Atlas's allegations, he said, "For somebody to make those egregious, outlandish, unfair remarks that there's corruption, or some type of nefarious activity that's just totally unacceptable".
These were egregious mistakes.
