Sentence examples for committed dreadful from inspiring English sources
"I find myself hugging young people who have committed dreadful crimes.
In modern history, numerous Christians have committed dreadful acts of violence, many times against the civilian population.
It does require seeing the world through the eyes of the wicked person, and thus finding those impulses and resentments and fears within ourselves that could - we painfully have to admit - drive us to commit dreadful acts under different circumstances.
The justice minister, Dermot Ahern, promised that "the persons who committed these dreadful crimes — no matter when they happened — will continue to be pursued".
Daniel Bergner's June 17 Op-Ed article addresses the natural life sentence of Wilbert Rideau, who committed a dreadful crime at 19 and has since educated and rehabilitated himself to a remarkable degree.
But one thing we do know about Loughner is that he could not have committed his dreadful crime without the Glock 19 semi-automatic pistol and the high-capacity magazine that allowed him to fire off 33 bullets without reloading.
Prosecutor Michael Mather-Lees QC told Mohamoed: "You broke his neck, then you lied to police because you realised you had committed a dreadful offence".
In Japan, many samurai were devotees of Zen Buddhism and various arguments sustained them - killing a man about to commit a dreadful crime was an act of compassion, for example.
It took two years of ferocious campaigning, with dreadful atrocities committed by both sides, before the rebellion was put down.
