Sentence examples for consider heinous from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is time to consider heinous physician behavior a crime against humanity to be prosecuted by the World Court at The Hague.

So the obvious question to ponder is whether the Sunday People's breach of the code would be considered heinous enough to warrant a fine?

Iceland confines its ban to serious offenders, arguing that such people have lost their civic right to vote by committing a crime that is "considered heinous by public opinion".

If you're willing to espouse your beliefs as publicly as Chick-fil-A does, and if your beliefs are considered heinous by a big segment of the population (and being anti-gay marriage is now, thank God, considered a hateful, bigoted position by a bunch of people) you are going to get excoriated in public.

I spoke at a conference in Hiroshima commemorating the anniversary, begging forgiveness for any part I might have played in what I now consider a heinous crime.

Most would consider it heinous to develop a market in tradeable credits for children's happiness – so why is it deemed acceptable to trade biodiversity?

Capital punishment, although widespread, was not given to the royal Kshatriya sub-castes or to Brahmins found guilty of heinous crimes (as the killing of a Brahmin in medieval Hindu India was itself considered a heinous crime).

THROWING the ball is considered a heinous cricketing crime.

Still, those crimes are considered so heinous that there is a widespread view that the N.C.A.A. must do something.

"S.V.U .: The Board Game Play as your favorite character and investigate crimes "considered especially heinous" in this board-game version of "Law & Order" 's grittiest franchise.

These people fear the public may eventually sympathize with the F.B.I.'s argument, especially considering the heinous nature of the crimes.