Trespasses Sentence Examples

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  • Human colonization is reaching farther into the galaxy and ultimately, humanity trespasses into the territory of an alien race.

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  • A spirit that would forgive all trespasses of prior wrong doing for just a simple moment of your time?

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  • Now the survivors return home and hold a love-feast, in which all quarrels are healed, all trespasses forgiven.

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  • They showed signs of an intention to make open resistance; but to their surprise the king contented himself with making complete lists of all franchises then existing, and did no more; this being his method of preventing the growth of any further trespasses on his prerogative.

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