0 past simple and past participle of sin
By their refusal to admit that opera is a total work of art, they have sinned implicitly.
First, he argued that government sinned against the division of labor.
Secondly, government sinned against the law of natural limits.
Furthermore, the relationship between the sinner and whomever he or she sinned against are put to right.
Next, government sinned against the law of competition.
Perhaps the laws of nature were set up in such a way that there would be no diseases, etc. unless free creatures sinned.
He might not have sinned, had he desired to persevere in the good more than to abandon it.
One welcomes a repentant sinner, but how much better it would have been if he had not sinned in the first place.
