travesty造句

The trial was a travesty of justice.

His trial was a travesty of justice.

Her research suggests that Smith's reputation today is a travesty of what he really stood for.

black mass :travesty of the Mass,in which Satan is worshipped instead of God

If he were convinced executed for this alleged crime it would be a travesty on justice.

If such a dance were lost, this would be the greatest travesty of all.

Is this a travesty to use a violin with hip-hop here?

This perhaps is the greatest travesty of all, as the physical became so destructive that it went into extinction patterning.

Any potential travesty is avoided by choosing to release or return the karma and transmute the thought-form instead.

Did he feel any guilt for the way he washed his hands of responsibility for this travesty of justice?

It is a travesty and an ironic tragedy that a civilization( the West) which is aesthetically inferior can so easily subvert a civilization( China) which is aesthetically superior.

"It would be a travesty for the solar industry," said Tom Zarrella, a former chief executive of GT solar, a New Hampshire supplier of the manufacturing equipment.

Hopefully Sabat's death sentence will be repealed, but it does seem odd that his psychic powers didn't predict this travesty in the first place.

The problem, according to some experts, is that the new look is an archaeological travesty which could cost the pyramid its UN world heritage site designation.

Reframing a work travesty by offering up solid, well-researched solution in a timely manner will prove to your boss you're not only a thinker, but also a doer with management potential.

The karma focused upon in any given day, week, month or year is karma that would prevent the ascent of the whole, or create a travesty of some sort that would prevent further global ascension.

Yet even as San Francisco Giants fans hailed their hero, many other baseball fans across America were dismissing Mr Bonds as a cheat, and his new record a travesty.