Sentence examples for heinous terror from inspiring English sources

Because we live in such disturbed times, because we feel beset by almost daily acts of heinous terror that seemingly move ever closer to home, because the world, never easier to travel, appears an increasingly dangerous place, we fear the worst.

The United States, which has an air base at Incirlik in southern Turkey, though it is not being used for its air attacks on IS forces, called the bombing a "heinous terror attack".

But my attempts at assuaging the white people was no match for the anger and fear they had over the heinous terror attacks—so I bore the brunt of their frustration.

The idea of negotiating with a regime they consider responsible for heinous acts of terror is abhorrent to them.

In reality, Arab leaders, Arab civil society and the people in general have spoken out on numerous occasions condemning the heinous acts of terror perpetrated against America.

"In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries imprisoned black women faced wrenching forms of gendered racial terror and heinous structures of economic exploitation.

But on lovely Boylston Street in Boston, a place normally so full of life, let there be no reminder whatsoever of what President Obama called this "heinous and cowardly act" of terror.

The Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, said it was a "heinous and pointless act of terror".

He said: "Although a quarter century has passed since the world was shaken - and so many lives were devastated - by a heinous and cowardly act of terror, no amount of distance or time can ease the pain, or erase the loss, that was inflicted on that day.

Those who perpetrated this heinous and unforgivable sheer act of terror are not even worthy of being called human beings.

In Mr. Moussaoui's case, the new indictment said, the aggravating factors include the "exceptional heinous, cruel and depraved manner" of a terror plot that "involved torture and serious physical abuse to the victims".