Sentence examples for deepest crimes from inspiring English sources

That is one of the deepest crimes in our religion and culture, because the body is sacred and it must be washed and prepared for burial, and you cannot do that properly with a burned body.

We have seen people with much deeper crimes with much less bond set".

As an investigative reporter and editor at the weekly newspaper Zeta, Francisco Ortiz Franco knew better than most how deep crime and corruption run in this country.

That is largely because, for CBS, deep in crime show hits, it is working fine.

Mrs. Clinton made clear on Monday that even if the criminal justice system were overhauled, the simmering racial tensions this summer have roots deeper than crime policy and policing.

Dramatist and screenwriter David Williamson exposed the Sydney middle class and its concerns with style and property, while poet Dorothy Porter probed deeper into crime, sex, and innocence in verse novels and extensive collaborations.

"If society looks at the child in conflict with the law as a criminal machine, then we will drive him deeper into crime," noted the General Director of the Turkish National Police, Oğuz Kağan Köksal.

Fear and distrust in local law enforcement authorities runs so deep that the crimes are rarely reported to officials.

While many radicals from that era have continued to claim their actions were just, or have expressed deep remorse about crimes, Ms. Olson fell in neither camp.

Since his indictment, Mr. Milan has stood as a kind of emblem for the ills of this city, but as Mr. Steinberg pointed out, Camden's problems run deeper than the crimes of one man.

This is probably one of the deepest ends for crime in East London, that's if you ask the police.