Sentence examples similar to transgressions to go from inspiring English sources

MySpace's transgressions appear to go much deeper, so why weren't they included?

Presumably Lane will be found out, but if past transgressions on "Mad Men" are anything to go by, I'm guessing his punishment will not involve the authorities.

I think that the art-house audiences are responding instinctively to the recent wave of transgressions and are expecting real artists to go further.

Writing about his grandfather was "a transgression I had a lot of trouble with," says Carrère, but one he was convinced he had to go through with.

You have to go round the room introducing yourself - "Hello, I'm Russell" - and then admitting to your recent transgressions.

U.N.L.V. officials accepted the N.C.A.A. probation, but appealed the one-year ban on postseason play, saying current players should not have to pay for recruiting transgressions that go back to the recruitment of Lamar Odom in 1996 and 1997.

The same for a broad swath of transgressions that would see minor in civilian life -- from littering to going to an off-limit bar.

With public accountability and transparency in Beverly Hills at an all-time low, what a fine message sanctions and jail would send to those whose transgressions go against the greater good of public infrastructure improvements like transit.

Although the Biblical text refers to sexual rather than ecological transgressions, he went on to quote God's threatened punishments for defiling the land.

Much as we might value a police force that is prepared to let some unimportant transgressions go with a simple "just don't do it again", we unfortunately know that such flexibility has historically been selectively applied.

(The industry's grip on the discourse is never clearer than when movie critics turn into bean counters, flogging filmmakers for alleged transgressions like going over schedule).