Sentence examples for heinous something from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Hardy admits to missing a crucial element of Lehane's script which had huge repercussions on his character's motives and actions and directly relates to the "heinous something" he mentions.

Many people "think this guy got away with something heinous and horrible," said a former federal prosecutor, Jean Rosenbluth.

Ending friendship is nothing new -- people have been outcast or treated as pariahs if they went against the grain or did something heinous for eons.

You don't have to be a woman in rural Texas to realize that something heinous has been happening with abortion politics in our country.

Everyone who lives there has done something heinous, and no one is trying to become someone he or she is not.

Not having seen the offensive email, Miss Manners does not know whether it expressed mere peevishness, which should be covered by an apology, or something heinous, which would require serious groveling.

Mr. Crumley's plots did not always make perfect sense, but they probably were not meant to: in a world where nearly everyone is guilty of something heinous, finding out whodunit is largely beside the point.

"Slavery finally started being perceived as something heinous and the Empire sought to obliterate that mark," he says.

If I did something heinous, she'd be all in my face about it.

It is possible to believe that despite his acquittal, Parker did something heinous, but also that he, like everyone, is capable of redemption and transformation.

"These heinous acts are something that have to be at the forefront of every major event planner's mind". "Venue locations will be more scrutinized, as well as taking additional steps to secure hotel rooms that face the venue to prevent something like this from happening again," Porter said.