Sentence examples for transgressions into from inspiring English sources

We learned time and again to turn their transgressions into teaching moments.

Mr. Thornburgh said prosecutors are using "unprecedented" legal theories to turn mostly "nickel and dime transgressions" into major federal felonies.

And in subsequent episodes, sin by sin, they turn our transgressions into intelligent comic drama, laced with character-building revelations.

The judge gave prosecutors a victory, however, when she agreed to tell the jurors to take Andersen's earlier transgressions into account.

The wonder is not that he expired so young but that he endured so long, having packed more transgressions into one of his lazier evenings than most of us rack up in a decade.

Academics have a long memory; too many transgressions into the land of unreliable sources, and you'll be a marked writer with a marred reputation.

At this point, Anderson was removed from the attack for a third transgression into the "danger" zone on his follow-through.

I wasn't disgusted — actually, I'd say I was more fascinated — by my transgression into that crowded heat inside his stretched underpants, his smell on my fingers afterward.

In this mode of trial and punishment, I sometimes think of social media as being like the terrible apparatus at the center of Kafka's "In the Penal Colony": a mechanism of corrective torture, harrowing the letters of the transgression into the bodies of the condemned.

Publicity is what turns transgression into scandal.

There may have been effects from plague and volcanic eruption during this period as well as marine transgression into the Levels.