Sentence examples for heinous person from inspiring English sources

It's feasible that a truly heinous person out there might sign up to Radar just to be alerted to when an enemy was feeling down, and act to exacerbate the situation.

Blogger Cath Elliott admitted that detractors and trolls were not easy to cope with: "You do sometimes just sit in a corner and cry and think, am I such a heinous person?" The festival disproved the notion that bloggers spend their lives closeted away in darkened rooms.

"My point is that the way we show the world that we're different is that we give even the most heinous person their day in court," he said.

On the contrary: That was a heinous, individual act.

I'd like to point out that overriding the thoughts and personality of a living person is an incredibly heinous thing to do.

"Her husband was a part of one of the most heinous crimes perpetuated on a person," said Debi Rose, a rally organizer.

"This disgusting act is not the act of one person, indeed this heinous act has been done with the consent, even direct support, of the government," the Taliban statement said.

It claims to focus on the lives of the victims, but, Walker also said it "explores who Jack the Ripper was – who was the person committing these heinous crimes?" The most recent press release emphasises that Palmer-Edgecumbe "wawardedded an honour from the Amy Winehouse Foundation … for his past and continuing charity work for the women-focused charity".

As everyone but young children and sincere far-right demagogues now knows, marijuana may have negative effects on people, but it won't drive an otherwise healthy person to commit heinous crimes or lose their mind.

In 2002, in Atkins v. Virginia, the Supreme Court reached the decision that, no matter how heinous the crime, an intellectually disabled person cannot be sentenced to death.

Or the kind of thinking that leads people to advise women to avoid sexual assault by not going out, especially dressed like that, instead of working towards sexual equality and a shift in the attitudinal tectonic plates that would see rape become accepted for the heinous and violent crime against another person that it is.