Sentence examples for heinous by from inspiring English sources

Her first big-screen appearance of the new decade was Shelter (2010), a film described as "heinous" by Tim Robey of The Telegraph.

If you're willing to espouse your beliefs as publicly as Chick-fil-A does, and if your beliefs are considered heinous by a big segment of the population (and being anti-gay marriage is now, thank God, considered a hateful, bigoted position by a bunch of people) you are going to get excoriated in public.

In examining the arrest categories of the county's youthful offenders, the study found no evidence that the racial disparity in transfer rates could be explained by a pattern of more violent or more heinous crimes by minority youths than by white youths.

That offense predates Kasab's heinous act by many years," Mr. Modi wrote on Twitter.

Human Rights Watch also found evidence of "heinous violence" by troops allied with Mr. Ouattara on a trip to the region, a researcher for the organization, Matt Wells, said Friday.

When it was his turn to speak, O'Leary, a fiery man who once played for Cohane, angrily dredged up examples of heinous behavior by the defendants.

In a statement the Law Center claims that many recent assailants "were motivated to commit their heinous crimes by incitement to murder they read on Facebook".

The immigrants' deaths were a heinous crime by a human-smuggling ring, the kind that has led to the deaths of more than 2,000 people over the past decade.

Development and even poverty reduction can be excuses for some heinous crimes, by totalitarian regimes of both left and right set on the path to wealth creation or industrialisation and by the liberal capitalist hegemony.

But comments on Saudi social media urged Saudis to reject sectarianism, while the shootings were quickly condemned as a "heinous crime" by the council of senior religious scholars as well as government officials.

He said Mr. Ashcroft's policy has the effect of "undermining the investigation and prosecution of violent crimes," saying it may well lead to acquittals of heinous criminals by juries anxious to be certain of avoiding the death penalty.