Sentence examples for even more heinous from inspiring English sources

Organ trafficking, strip mining, gambling and bank robberies motivate criminals to perform even more heinous acts in this punchy thriller.

The entire building reeks of a pungent perfume, as though the staff were covering up an even more heinous smell.

Today, as Bergdahl prepares for the court-martial, an information war is still being waged, with many pundits eager to convict him of even more heinous crimes.

Her husband's sweater was, she said, even more "heinous," a black knit embroidered with a bronze, green and silver gift package and a plump teddy bear.

In "Raylan," organ trafficking, strip mining, gambling and bank robberies motivate criminals to perform even more heinous acts, while Givens himself moves straight to the center, as close to a moral force as you're likely to find in Leonard's universe.

This crime was even more heinous than the Hitler crimes". Walesa said that there still remain questions of punishment of the guilty and compensation to the families of the victims.

Still, Slager's crime was even more obvious and heinous than many of his fellow killer cops; this was a case that needed to be won.

Plainly the indictment of an accused—perhaps even more so the indictment of a physician—for the heinous and brutal murder of his pregnant wife and two small children is not a matter to be hastily arrived at either by the prosecution authorities or by a grand jury.

A small piece of the Day of Infamy should always be reserved to commemorate the heinous attack against Pearl Harbor, and, even more, to our response.

Unlike Monica, Patty engenders sympathy, even though the S.L.A.'s violent spree was far more heinous than an Oval Office tryst.

Derek turns even more reckless late in the novel, when it becomes payback time for some of the story's most heinous characters.