Sentence examples for heinous view from inspiring English sources

"It's a heinous view to hold, but it's the view of our religious leaders, our community leaders, our legislators," she said.

National Republicans cannot paper over Richard Mourdock's heinous views on rape.

"If Mitt Romney is serious about repudiating these heinous views on rape, he will take down this ad immediately.

If critics want to argue that the protesters should have better sense in order to avoid violence than to go to Trump's events, then they better go after the media for shutting the dissenters out and giving Trump non-stop attention for his heinous views.

Unable to understand why her beloved heroine would share what she regards as heinous political views, she resorts to this dubious explanation: that Alice leads "a life in opposition to itself," that she loves Charlie, but thinks he's so inept at governance that she actually voted in 2000 for his opponent, whom she sincerely believed "would do a better job".

But Mr. Jubarah's act was viewed as so heinous that Israel refused to let him go until this month.

This suggests a wrongheaded belief that every perpetrator of heinous acts must also be viewed as a victim, someone pushed to do evil by experiences he or she has had.

Still, those crimes are considered so heinous that there is a widespread view that the N.C.A.A. must do something.

Also inescapable, and uncomfortable, was the fact that, for all their revolting views - and ultimately heinous acts that play out in that room of the country pub, the boys were actually rather fun – their jokes were funny, they were clever and charming.

"Entire families were killed, whole villages were burned, and in my view this remains the most heinous crime that happened during these 10 years".

I mean, your views on women in tech are heinous and are exactly why things in tech for women suck sometimes – but at least you get people talking about it.