Sentence examples for transgression by from inspiring English sources
FAITHLESS: Tales of Transgression, by Joyce Carol Oates.
It is the latest transgression by bankers to rig interest-rate benchmarks.
An untimely transgression by an ancestor could saddle you with Patune (sinner) or Koll (monster).
Cavorting with the Muslim world generates a kind of transgression by proxy for the savvy pop star.
(In 2014 a British court ruled that the presumed initial tax transgression by the club's past owners was indeed legal, effectively making the liquidation of Rangers unnecessary).
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.
Transgressions by traitors are always taken personally and rarely forgiven.
The church said there was no evidence of sexual transgressions by the priest since 1997.
The account said Mr. Wang had cooperated with investigations into transgressions by others.
The Press Complaints Commission arrived in 1991 after a spate of high profile transgressions by the national tabloids.
It also urges parents to keep their children away from such transgressions by providing a "good social environment".
