misdeeds

But the flaws and peccadilloes of Renaissance artists like Michelangelo pale beside the misdeeds of patrons and pontiffs.

This year has a twist: several kids quickly forgive their parents for their alleged misdeeds, making for some adorable scenes.

Yet, West Bank Palestinians wonder why they must pay the price for the misdeeds of Hamas, who are based in Gaza.

This made the risk of alienating clients by reporting their misdeeds or supporting their rivals unacceptably high.

Meet the army of ex-fundamentalists exposing the misdeeds of the organizations they left.

Of these grave offences she never spoke; of the smaller misdeeds she hardly ever ceased speaking.

The twist of a great wrong in a man's character distorts his vision; and if he has a tender conscience he magnifies his misdeeds.

"You must live and undo your misdeeds if you can, dear grandfather," said Richard, whose own conscience was as yet very easy.

Another considerable resource of popular appeal to the ministerial candidates was the alleged misdeeds of the new King of Hanover.

If I corroborated this yarn they would agree not to mention my own misdeeds to the commandant at Psamatia.