Sentences with phrase «small transgressions»

VII: Uncovering Sin in Everyday Life spoke to small transgressions and large hypocrisies, secret desires and public deviations.

They let small transgressions slide until they are big problems.

Even seemingly small transgressions like a late payment here or there can hurt you in the long run, and you'll want to make sure that anything negative on the report at all is accurate.

Andrew King drives it and relates its history / Ettore and the taxman — Sandy Skinner has been investigating the Bugatti patron's tax affairs and finding a number of small transgressions / The Gentle Art of Cardening — Gerry Michelmore can see the funny side of cyclecar ownership and expatiates on just a few of his adventures with a 1921 Carden / Together Again After 80 Years — David Burgess-Wise recalls reuniting his lovely 1926 Kelsch - bodied Delage DISS with its original owner's Cirrus Moth aircraft / A Family Photograph Album — John Warburton examines a fascinating motoring album from the inter-war period, featuring a number of rarities / Back on the Road — Ford UK's post-war V8 Pilot is becoming quite rare.

Indeed, most enlightened managers don't clock - watch but do what the arbitrator did and evaluate employees on the work they do, rather than worry about small transgressions like lateness.

The same was not true for the center's dog packs; for even the smallest transgression, a higher ranked dog «may react aggressively» toward one that is subordinate.

He drinks too much, passes out on the floor of his bedroom surrounded by papers (as well as an empty tumbler and an ashtray with one of his trademark cigars), and erupts in fits of rage against the smallest transgression from one of his underlings (Because he can't hold sway over the men of power whom he sees as his equals, he instead rails against his personal secretary, played by Ella Purnell, for single - spacing a letter).

At times, it seems the world, whose smallest transgression can offset their entire eco-system, are working against them.

Not exact matches

Famously, Dostoevsky supplied Ivan with true accounts of children tortured and murdered: Turks tearing babies from their mothers» wombs, impaling infants on bayonets, firing pistols into their mouths; parents savagely flogging their children; a five - year - old - girl tortured by her mother and father, her mouth filled with excrement, locked at night in an outhouse, weeping her supplications to «dear kind God» in the darkness; an eight - year - old serf child torn to pieces by his master's dogs for a small accidental transgression.

But Rees, whose debut fiction feature Pariah announced her impressive talent as a director in 2011, has a gift for smaller, multilayered moments, like Henry's transgression in asking Hap to help bury his father.

Individuals and small companies are often more likely to overlook past transgressions.

DIET TRANSGRESSIONS: Small chunk of fruit cake from Baker's Delight.