Sentence examples for heinous atrocity from inspiring English sources
We condemn this heinous atrocity in the strongest possible terms.
The film's surprise was that the villain, Gabbar Singh Amjad Khann), almost stole the show with his memorable dialogue, including "Kitne aadmi the?" ("How many men were there?") before committing another stylishly heinous atrocity (it is a very violent film).
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has described the latest wave of violence as a "heinous atrocity," reported the BBC.
Buhari said the killings in the town of Kukawa were a "heinous atrocity which must be unreservedly condemned by all people of conscience".
While current access to it is unfortunately not yet unrestricted, the UNWCC archive contains thousands of cases that involved roughly 25,000 individuals accused and prosecuted for heinous atrocity crimes.
"By committing unprecedented heinous atrocities, the regime hopes to see hatred and destruction in Syria before its demise".
The massacre would be remembered as one of the most heinous atrocities of the second world war.
The US military has continuously imposed pitifully light "punishments" on its soldiers even for the most heinous atrocities.
In an extreme case, the casting of Islam as a danger to the civilized world has been used by Serbian authorities to motivate their soldiers to commit the most heinous atrocities against the Bosnian Muslims.
I thought of Martha Mullen, a Christian, who insisted that the Muslim Tsarnaev, accused of heinous atrocities against innocent citizens, be buried just as a loved one might deserve to be buried, because she honored the religious precept that demands that we see all humans as "brothers," whatever the evil they have done.
Promising to root out corruption, Mr. Fox appointed a special prosecutor to investigate Mexico's most heinous atrocities, including the 1968 massacre of about 100 students in the capital plaza of Tlatelolco, and the disappearances of hundreds of suspected guerrillas during the so-called Dirty War of the 1970's.
