Sentence examples for heinous instances from inspiring English sources

Of course, history provides us with all too many cases of heinous instances of the objectivization of individuals, societies and even entire nations, but never has it been the case that instrumentalisation has been a potential threat to every human being.

A particularly heinous example is that of multiples instances of the production, marketing, and international travel of falsified bevacizumab (Avastin®), a cancer medicine; the fake drug closely matched the appearance of the real medicine, but tests indicated salt, starch, and various cleaning solvents instead of the active ingredient with resulting endophthalmitis.

The most heinous example of this occurred in Halloween: Resurrection.

I cannot imagine a more heinous case of judicial misconduct.

When dealing with a heinous killer, for instance, Ms. Walters advises against asking "How could you be such a monster?" Far better to do it this way: "There are people who think you are a monster.

The killing, by stabbing and repeated shooting in the street, of Jo Cox is, in the first instance, an exceptionally heinous villainy.

In the rare instances that women commit heinous crimes, community protection and the need to impose proportionate penalties requires a prison term but this should be the exception, not the increasing norm.

"I think rape is a heinous and violent crime in every instance," Mr. Donnnelly said in a statement after the debate.

In this case, favorite means heinous.

With many more men than women in India, it is not surprising that there has been a steady rise in the instances of violence against women, both young and old – including heinous crimes like rape and acid attacks.

(Obama, for example, has supported executions for "extraordinarily heinous crimes").