Sentence examples for transgression from from inspiring English sources

We used this model to (a) determine if MTOM species would produce hybrids transgressive for function, (b) estimate the percentage of F2 progeny exhibiting transgression from specific Lake Malawi cichlid intercrosses, and (c) investigate the genetic contribution of each link to the phenomenon of functional transgression.

This is a rare, perhaps parodying transgression from a character whose usual mode is dithering.

The Devonian rocks of Uruguay, Argentina, and Brazil are thought to represent marine transgression from the west.

The slightest transgression from another company would be enough to have me running through town screaming for a boycott.

Lines about sexuality and transgression from an essay about Georges Bataille by Michele Foucault have been silk-screened onto the surfaces along with titles like "Kiss Me" and "I Love You".

The late Anisian rapid transgression from Tethyan waters culminated in a large semi-enclosed inland sea stretching across the CEB.

Here is "Transgressions," from that first group of poems we published: He thinks about how important the sinning was, how much his equity was in simply being alive.

It is the way that he carried his transgressions from his life into his art that makes him a man worth not just commemorating, but celebrating.

But his history has not deterred Bobby's Bobos, a group that has displayed undying loyalty to Valentine no matter what his transgressions, from lobbying for a new contract for the manager.

I recited the Vidui, a list of transgressions from A to Z: we abuse, we betray, we are cruel, we destroy, we embitter, we falsify, we gossip, we hate, we insult... we yield to evil.

The party also kept the charges confined mostly to financial transgressions from early in Mr. Bo's career and did not address the human rights abuses from his recent stint as party chief of Chongqing, because that would have touched on party politics.