Sentence examples for heinous design from inspiring English sources

Or this one, which incorporates some real-life elements: Wenlock and Mandeville were the absolutely awful designs of a once-creative nation, brought from the easel to life amid a stamping frenzy during which Locog green-lit every other heinous design, pattern and colour scheme that's been a blight on London this week.

Amazingly, Peach does make it through this challenge unscathed because there were more heinous designs but she needs to quit with the suburban old lady clothes.

On Saturday, the office of the Kurdistan region's president, Massoud Barzani, said it was "saddened" by Mr. Osman's killing, while the regional government described it as "a heinous crime designed to undermine the security of the region".

The Dark and Middle Ages, in fact, are some of the most heinous sources of design sensationalism; of countless objects that became real.

He used heinous sexual terms designed to degrade her, not her politics or her actual conduct.

Whatever they are, they're not funny, attractive to look at (the character design is heinous), or particularly interesting, although to be fair my seven-year-old daughter begged to differ.

Imagine you could design what kind of heinous headgear Harry Styles wears next.

The company's latest handheld effort has been a bit of a flop, with the company even tacitly admitting faults in the 3DS's design by rolling out a heinous new cradle for it.

We should be cautious of new punishment regimes, even when they're designed to persecute something as heinous as child abuse.

The International Criminal Court, designed to try only the most heinous international crimes, contains ample safeguards against frivolous prosecutions.

Those convicted of the most heinous crimes are put to death in private under protocols designed to obscure any hint of pain.