Sentence examples for dreadful crimes from inspiring English sources

"I find myself hugging young people who have committed dreadful crimes.

Justice has been done and our thoughts are with the victims of these dreadful crimes.

The women said they couldn't open their windows all summer — by day, because of the smell, and by night, because of the dreadful crimes.

In a Highsmith novel the villain will be known to the reader, who will accompany him on his often dreadful crimes, and be made an accomplice in evil.

As the arguments go on, time is running out to try the ageing former dictator for the dreadful crimes of which he is accused.

There too, men are being tried for dreadful crimes committed many years ago, in this case in 1971, during Bangladesh's war of independence from Pakistan.

I had nearly committed a dreadful crime".

Openshaw said Chua must now pay the price for his dreadful crime.

The British high commissioner, Karl Burrows, described the attack as "a dreadful crime".

Nothing brings this idea home for me more clearly than the dreadful crime of "family annihilation".

"I felt that nature had committed a dreadful crime against Mary and her children.