1.   Death is the unforgivable sin of modernity, and the modern world will have nothing to do with her.

2.   Does lying under oath stand alone as an unforgivable legal sin or do the subject matter and the circumstances have any relevance?

3.   Divorce seems to be the only unforgivable sin.

4.   In its effort to de-Judaize and generalize the Holocaust, Facing History commits the unforgivable sin of trivializing it.

5.   It was asked on more levels than merely how to deal with those who kill Americans for having committed the unforgivable sin of being Americans.

6.   Martinez committed the almost unforgivable sin of replacing local legend Don Mattingly, Donnie Baseball to his legions of fans in the Big Apple.

7.   The fact that Wife allowed Copelin to make the trip with us proved that she had finally absolved him of the unforgivable sin.

8.   The Partisans, who included among their ranks a young Franjo Tudjman, committed what today is viewed as an unforgivable sin.

9.   There are those who still consider her guilty of the unforgivable sin of breaking up the Beatles.

10.   In fact, Pinter the actor swallows some of his own words, an unforgivable sin in a play in which every word counts.