Sentence examples for heinous world from inspiring English sources

She was not trying to amend a heinous world; she was not proselytizing.

(Earlier he had opposed the Nuremberg Trials, at which the perpetrators of heinous World War II war crimes were brought to justice. And, of course, he opposed our keeping U.S. troops in Japan).

The British prime minister, John Major, described it as "judicial murder", Mandela declared it a "heinous act" and world figures joined the condemnation of Abacha.

"Utterly heinous that while world leaders meet for peace in Vienna, attack(s) against civilians continue in Syria," the group said on Twitter.

It's the most heinous crime in the world.

Now, half a year after this heinous act shocked the world, it is worth taking stock of what has been done in response — and what has not.

But regardless of the reality, the forum will always seem tainted by politics, allowing the most heinous terrorist in the world to claim that he is America's victim, rather than the other way around.

It hardly seems credible that there are so many men in the world committing heinous acts – but this is only so if you view them as aberrations instead of pillars; as mutations instead of building-block cells of a very dangerous and sick animal that has been alive for too long.

It hardly seems credible that there are so many men in the world committing heinous acts but this is only so if you view them as aberrations instead of pillars, as mutations instead of building-block cells of a very dangerous and sick animal that has been alive for too long.

They all have representations, historically and in contemporary manifestations, of the full range of human agency, from heinous crimes against humanity to incredibly remarkable gifts of compassion, hope, and vision for a just world.

But make no mistake: President Obama believes there must be accountability for those who would use the world's most heinous weapons against the world's most vulnerable people.