Sentence examples for heinous nature from inspiring English sources

Arnold Schwarzenegger reversed the decision, citing the heinous nature of the crimes.

The heinous nature of the crime surprised New Yorkers, chilling even veteran members of law enforcement.

The one constant that runs across all religions and cultures is the heinous nature of child molestation.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger refused his release in 2010, citing the heinous nature of Mr. Davis's crimes and his efforts to minimize his involvement.

Nixon's refututation of actual thievery ("I'm not a crook") seems to acknowledge his engagement in misdeeds of a somewhat less heinous nature.

Around this time, Mr. Long befriended a Kansas City schoolteacher who wished to remain anonymous because of the heinous nature of the shootings.

He said that the "heinous, brutal, methodical, despicable" nature of the crimes, especially the murder of small children, elevated the case to death-penalty significance.

Both also specifically condemned the heinous, yet not new to France, anti-Semitic nature of the supermarket attack.

"Homosexual behavior is a ground for divorce, an act of sexual misconduct punishable as a crime in Alabama, a crime against nature, an inherent evil, and an act so heinous that it defies one's ability to describe it," Moore wrote (in a decision that came down before the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated anti-sodomy laws nationwide).

But it's horrifying to consider that something you did in hopes that it would be a meditation on the nature of morality would give the green light to do a heinous act.

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