Sentence examples for transgressions out from inspiring English sources

"The reality is this happens way too frequently in our country," he said, adding that fighter jets were scrambled more than 150 times a year to escort pilots — mostly unaware of their transgressions — out of restricted airspace.

And articles about the sitcom — including a spate of them last fall around another milestone, the 30th anniversary of its September 1987 premiere — tend to mostly leave Mr. Cosby's transgressions out of it.

And I think you've also been justified in your various transgressions out here on the frontier — blocking ads, pirating media and software, and misusing or abusing other services (to a point at least) — because you moved faster than the rest of the world and it's their fault that they didn't see it coming, or weren't fast enough to react in time.

Left to his own devices, President Trump would likely ignore Ankara's transgressions, out of gratitude for Erdogan overseeing the launch of Trump Towers in Istanbul in 2012.

The past encroaches on the present, and the consequences of half-forgotten transgressions play out in surprising but nonetheless curiously logical ways.

At their best, they are written in defense of a value, and in the tacit hope that the author, having had his transgressions pointed out, might secretly agree that his book is indeed lousy.

His transgression brings out the best in everyone, but it isn't long before the facade crumbles creating more problems than it solves.

A variant, he said, involves vague terms like "some people might think I've been insensitive," and is often followed by an attack on "some people," often the media for blowing the transgression out of proportion.

What takes Mr. Williams' transgression out of the realm of the everyday and into the epic is a matter of perception.

And set an example by calling out transgressions and, when needed, reacting to murky situations with transparency, speed, and compassion.

Infractions — for transgressions like calling out without permission, frowning after being given a demerit, being off task — lead to detention for upper-school students.