Sentence examples similar to transgression against ethics from inspiring English sources

It's rare these days to come across a diatribe about Lehrer that barely mentions his transgressions against journalistic ethics, but what angers White about "Imagine: How Creativity Works," Lehrer's best seller, has nothing to do with fabricated quotes or self-plagiarism.

The highest kind of transgression in an ethics of loyalty is treason, or the willful betrayal of one's own cause and the community of people who serve it.

Representative Alan B. Mollohan, Democrat of West Virginia, struggled against ethics accusations.

"Republicans backed off their crusade against ethics, for now.

The goyim were repeating once more their transgression against him...

Stephen viewed the letters' publication as a transgression against his family.

Envy that was not psychotic but rooted in the romantic tradition of the artist as Satan rebellious and anarchical, the bearer of transgression against all that oppresses.

In fact these governments committed another and quite distinct transgression against their black populations; they failed to make reparation to those populations.

And every irresponsible act of destruction is a transgression against God's creation.

"These things constitute a type of transgression against a state of purity," Muslim researcher Donna Auston told HuffPost.

The opinion of this transgression against the church made Henry a pariah, so in penance he walked barefoot into Canterbury Cathedral where he was scourged by monks.