Sentences with word «transgression»

These problems underscore the need for a systematic change and true accountability of transgressions of law enforcement agencies in Westchester County.

I find it deeply satisfying to confess, even for things I have not done — to repent for ideas, to repent for transgressions of the mind — to raise the bar for the coming year and hope to do better.

Trust and biased memory of transgressions in romantic relationships.

The game is set to take place 15 years before the original Gears of War, with Baird and the rest of Killo Squad standing trial for transgression against the Coalition of Governments.

The forces bedeviling these families vary in nature — an apocalyptic disaster in «Time of the Wolf,» inexplicable suicidal urges in «The Seventh Continent,» memories of past transgressions in «Caché» — but see enough of them and you will soon realize that every tormentor is a front for Haneke himself.

By age 3, boys engaged in twice as many transgressions as girls.

The same goes for other transgressions of church teaching.

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).

24 And they prayed and said, «You, O Lord, who know the hearts of all, show which of these two You have chosen 25 to take part in this ministry and apostleship from which Judas by transgression fell, that he might go to his own place.»

This type of insurance coverage is great for vehicle owners with transgressions on their own driving history but would desire to receive more cost - effective car insurance.

There was a minor transgression in the car on the way home involving a rather long - held wee.

It is shocking, but really not surprising, that senior members of the DA have shared fake claims of ethical transgressions by Cape Town Mayor, Patricia De Lille on social media.

A moral sense encompasses many qualities babies don't yet have fully developed, like anger toward cruelty and guilt about transgressions, as well as judgments about fairness, motivation, desire, empathy, and more.

Another aspect of the dynamic further complicating things is that, for the unfaithful partner, there is no real sense of transgression because, in his or her mind, nothing's happening.

It stretches back into the past, for it redeems men from transgressions committed under the old covenant (9:15).

Firms may be reluctant to bite the bullet, but they ignore such transgressions at their peril.

It's flat and workmanlike in its visual technique, toothless in its juvenile attempts at transgression, and leans heavily on the appeal of famous faces to make its regurgitation of smugly phallocentric humor a little more palatable.

It's just difficult to forget his public transgressions when he's on screen, and yet if you can leave that behind, you're going to have a good time watching him in movies like How I Spent My Summer Vacation and The Expendables 3.

For instance, as a low - ranking member of society, you will find yourself booked for small transgressions such as running more than five paces or talking to members of the opposite sex.

A crime drama currently streaming on Netflix, Mindhunter, introduces viewers to individuals whose transgressions against society put them into an entirely different and disturbing classification of criminal: serial killers.

@Topher, If He want's to forgive «sins» against Himself that's his business, but how can He forgive transgressions against others?

The phrase puts me in mind of one particular priest who preaches of the dark ugliness of sin, but listens to your own transgressions with nothing but gentleness.

We finished by looking at the American case of John Gellene, and Professor Mitt Regan's conclusion that Gellene was prone to engaging in petty transgressions which, as his moral compass began to lose direction, led incrementally to more serious breaches.

And it was not Adam who was deceived, but the woman being quite deceived, fell into transgression Tim.

While the research focused on a minor social transgression — unfairly splitting a nominal sum of money — it has implications for more serious situations.

Even in the closest of relationships, people may accidentally or intentionally do things that hurt each other's feelings, whether it's forgetting a birthday, making a snide remark, or committing a more serious transgression like infidelity.

The ORU - grad is a perfect neighbor, volunteer worker, organ donor and businessman who'd do anything for his community, and is quick to forgive the many transgressions against him by the Simpson family.

And anyone who's nostalgic for the exhilarating transgressiveness that once animated American literature should probably be at least a little bit nostalgic for the taboos that made transgression possible.

Well, Mo, not if it is you God who sets up the rule, polices the rule and punishes transgressions.

If transgression is all over the place, «subversion» has gone missing from today's vocabulary.

Though Ben Aïssa was successful in securing work for SNC - Lavalin, the company now alleges serious transgressions on his part.

The recent non-indictments of the officers who killed Eric Garner and Michael Brown, considered among the deaths of countless other black and brown men and women at the hands of police and extrajudicial incidents, calls for urgent and purposeful action to demand that such transgressions do not remain a permanent fixture within our nation.

This, the dehumanization of an entire group of people based on a past transgression through forced poverty and pitting them against each other in order to distract them from their real enemy, is not heady stuff, and neither is it difficult to establish a moral center within the material.

The Indianapolis Star, which is part of the USA TODAY NETWORK, has reported more than 360 cases in which gymnasts have accused coaches of sexual transgressions over 20 years.

At the beginning of his debut novel The Kept, one of James Scott's main characters, Elspeth Howell, is described as a sinner whose multitude of transgressions involve anger, covetousness and thievery.

Countless mutilations, including severing of hands, slicing of ears, and ripping out of tongues, were administered for lesser transgressions.

Well, we offer the same free pass when it comes to your first DUI — meaning we won't hike your rates for your first transgression if you have no other violations.

Lying & Cheating: Some partnerships and marriages work in spite of infidelity — some even work because of it — but sadly in the majority of cases cheating and other major transgressions of trust render a relationship broken and irreparable.

While watching the film, I was repeatedly reminded of the media coverage of former IMF director Dominique Strauss - Kahn, another man who fell from a very comfortable perch because of an alleged personal transgression.

The report says: «With respect to societal peace, there is a need for a time when, insofar as human transgressions are concerned, society is freed from stale conflicts and the slate is wiped clean.

The Bathroom Bill would force New York employers to accommodate cross-dressing employees in the workplace, would make New York businesses liable for real or invented transgressions upon a civil right to «gender identity or expression,» and would give intact biological males who assert female gender identities access to women's locker rooms, changing areas, and restrooms in places of public accommodation, thus compromising the privacy and safety of women and girls.