Sentence examples for crime characterized from inspiring English sources

This is, after all, a hazard of a crime characterized by intimacy.

Though he denied having been assaulted, a number of inmates confessed to the crime, characterized by one source as a "gang rape".

Sometimes the failure to inform the authorities of a crime is characterized as the obstruction of justice.

His best-known tragedy, Von einem Ungeratnen Sohn (1594; "Of a Spoiled Son"), showed a predilection for the scenes of horror and crime that characterized the repertoire of the English actors working in Germany.

Initially and as a response to a government approach to crime control characterized by increased presence of police and army in the streets, gangs reduced the numbers of homicides committed in public places and replaced them with the clandestine burial of their victims.

He drew attention to the case of Tameria Greene, an eight-year-old girl stabbed to death by her mother on Sunday, saying it was typical of the crime that characterized 2012.

Why would Mr. Sheng commemorate the opportunistic, vindictive figure responsible for many of the most hideous crimes that characterized her husband's rule of China?

You seem to evade the question of whether your civic duty to inform readers of continuing criminal investigations creates an inherent conflict of interest with what I hope you have now learned is your corresponding duty not to implicate individuals in "infamous crimes," as characterized by the Fifth Amendment, even before they are indicted, let alone convicted.