He was prosecuted for wool-dealing and, more seriously, for usury – extending loans with interest, a heinous offence in Elizabethan eyes.
Forget about murder: this moody cop thriller is guilty of a more heinous offence – criminal negligence of its dream-team cast.
I was left wondering what Lady Warsi's most heinous offence was: marrying this man or speaking out on "Muslim women's rights"?
Nonetheless, it seems to me that reminding all present and former members of the Church that making false accusation is a heinous offence could be a reasonable part to the proposed Proclamation.
Indeed, the moral torchlight is shone on the odious Mr Collins when he tells Mr Bennet to "throw off your unworthy child from your affection for ever, and leave her to repay the fruits of her own heinous offence".
Gwilym Mumford The destruction of women's football in the UK, which filled stadiums in the early 20th century until the FA decided it was "unladylike", remains a heinous offence.
He finds himself criticising the safety standards in the work place, a heinous offence, and it is only a matter of time before he has to run away to escape arrest.
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Most of the research on streamlining suggests that this is sub-culturally accepted, or taken for granted, as a boyish activity, [ 1, 26] rather than being seen as an extreme, heinous, offence.
