Sentence examples for despicable violence from inspiring English sources
His brave commitment to confronting the regime's despicable violence with peaceful protest serves as an example for the Syrian people and for all those who suffer under the yoke of oppression.
The despicable violence in the West Bank and Jerusalem is less an intifada than a Hobbesian state of nature, bred by a comprehensive failure of leadership which murders hope day by day and death by death.
After Hardy's 10-game suspension (which he disgustingly appealed), he will make millions of dollars playing for the Cowboys this season, while Rice is free to sign with any team following a ridiculous program that expunges the despicable domestic violence charge off of his record.
"An act like this, a despicable act of violence, is unfortunate, but I don't think it has anything to do with planning for the World Cup".
"There appears to be a worryingly high level of tolerance — whether explicit or implicit — for such despicable acts of violence," The Jerusalem Post editorialized on Monday.
The coroner said it was not clear how Alromisse eventually found the address, but described the murder as a "thoroughly despicable act of violence".
In terms of quality-of-life crimes, the issue is not the label, the issue is, how do you stop the despicable behavior domestic violence?
At an inquest last year, the East Sussex coroner Alan Craze said the "thoroughly despicable act of violence" had been "premeditated over a long period of time".
"I am also keenly aware of the sensitivity of these themes in the wake of so many despicable acts of violence perpetrated in the name of liberation.
In a statement issued from Geneva, the United Nations high commissioner for refugees, António Guterres, called the attack "a despicable act of violence" and said the residents of the camp were asylum seekers entitled to international protection.
The prosecutor, who said Mr. Almonte could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted, accused him of "shocking and despicable crimes of violence" and "callous and depraved conduct".
