Příklady enormity

• Perhaps it is only human nature for us to be interested in one another's enormities.

• They escape the enormities that we have to suffer.

• There is a slight sign of enormities again.

• How can he justify many of the absurdities and enormities that flow from the existing regulations?

• I wondered whether he had fled into the night because he was aghast at the enormities of our statistical, or mystical statistical, civilisation.

• Whatever the enormities of what he was doing, his political diaries have made an immense contribution for anybody who wants to know anything about politics.

• There is a basis for settlement, and that settlement would surely overtake the enormities of the present and many of the past.

• The sentencing council would take stronger views than the guidelines on such matters and expose some of the enormities.

• I am all for having enormities brought to light.

• If there are enormities let us be clear about them and be satisfied that they have been dealt with.

• He gets out his little black book and looks for enormities—more and more enormities.

• I am anxious that it should play its full part—indeed, perhaps more than its full part—in rectifying as far as possible with others concerned the enormities of past colonial policy.

• I cannot do more than draw the attention of the other place to the enormities of clause 4 and hope that it will take that to heart.

• I do not know how, in fact, it is possible to arrive at a conclusion on this matter without knowing something about its previous enormities, its previous iniquities.

• The carelessness of the scientists' team during the process led to the four new volunteers being transformed into enormities.