Meanings of own transgression in English

Finally, after spotlighting others' sporting sins, it is only right I confess my own transgression.

Before the end of the second bottle they would be staring at each other, appalled at contemplation of their own transgression.

But she did feel this,-thatSir Gilbert would surely never stand by and let an innocent man die for his own transgression.

Meg Caddam's own transgression against current morality is locked up in one compartment; her condemnation of the Manse girl is in another compartment.

And he knew this, knew it as intimately as he knew his name, as deeply as he named his own transgression within his heart.

The fact that he is not a spectator of his own transgression, does not alter the fact that he is the author of it.

Oh, turn away from him the penalties of his own transgressions!

Reflecting upon all this, and thinking also of thy own transgressions, cherish good feeling towards the Pandavas.

But punish them for their own transgressions in the measure they deserve, and not to gratify your wrath.

I would beseech Heaven for pardon on my own transgressions; I would ask of its mercy to establish the liberty of Scotland.

I will bear the burdens of my own transgressions and take upon myself as many of your own burdens as I can.

These humiliations were not his, directly, but they have melded with his own transgressions to create a public view of him that is not favourable.