Sentence examples for travesty I from inspiring English sources

The Gaza war was a travesty; I have never previously felt so shamed by Israel's actions.

In order to repair this tremendous travesty, I offer up an essential guide to Homestar Runner, mostly for newbies, although old fans should find some helpful information as well.

"While I have seen my share of what I believe are inappropriate judgments by insurers, I believe this is the greatest travesty I have personally witnessed in my 25 years of clinical practice," he wrote.

And even low-rent comedies like civil-partnership travesty I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry, and high-school cheerleading caper Fired Up! offered moments of sincere curiosity amid their gay-panic stereotypes.

On the way home from Patrick Marber's scintillating production of Travesties, I tried to make up a limerick starting: "There once was a playwright called Stoppard", inspired by the scene conducted entirely in limericks in his 1974 play.

But Ronald Steel's review of my book "The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror" (July 25) is such a travesty that I feel I owe it to your readers to point out one essential error.

If I were in charge – and it is a travesty that I am not – I would approach Roberto Baggio.

A travesty; if I were the artist I would have bailed.

It's too cliché for me to hark on about how the tea itself again, I'm British is also a travesty, so I won't.

I still think that impeachment push was a terrible travesty, but I also often think my priorities were wrong and I should have been fighting Clinton and Wall Street on their horrible legislation.

It was a travesty, and I didn't want to be part of a travesty.