egregious sin

Examples (20)

• In many faiths, pride is considered an egregious sin against God.
• The dictator's regime was responsible for numerous egregious sins against humanity.
• The betrayal of his people was an egregious sin that history would never forget.
• Committing such a blatant lie was considered an egregious sin by the deeply religious community.
• He felt that abandoning his family in their time of need was his most egregious sin.
• The financial scandal revealed an egregious sin of greed and corruption at the highest levels.
• Is ignorance of the law an excuse for committing an egregious sin?
• His egregious sin of betraying his closest friend led to a permanent rift between them.
• In the author's view, the destruction of nature for profit is the most egregious sin of modern society.
• The ancient texts describe the egregious sin of defying the gods, which brought about divine wrath.
• The court described his actions not just as a crime, but as an egregious sin against humanity.
• To spread such malicious gossip is an egregious sin against the reputation of others.
• If he were to commit such an egregious sin, he would surely face divine retribution.
• The court found the company guilty of an egregious sin of environmental negligence.
• The fallen priest had committed an egregious sin, leading to his excommunication.
• His egregious sin was not just the act itself, but the callous disregard for the consequences.
• For years, she has been trying to atone for what she considers an egregious sin from her youth.
• The novel explores the psychological toll of committing an egregious sin and the struggle for redemption.
• The community struggled to forgive the leader's egregious sin of deception.
• The politician's egregious sin of accepting bribes ultimately led to his downfall.