The only area of energy policy in which the Bush administration backed the Enron line lobbying India on behalf of Enron's power plant hardly seems heinous; that is, alas, the sort of thing presidents often do for American companies abroad.
While the offenses may not seem heinous for a war zone, the failure to register weapons or the names of employees is a serious issue for a government concerned about the spread of private militias, the proliferation of weapons and shifting loyalties among government forces and those of insurgents and warlords.
It seems a little heinous to me.
Establishing the reality of this heinous secret tilts everything, and at first it seems as if Spencer's novel might be a thriller with a touch of the police procedural as cross-cutting chapters show the authorities investigating the crime.
It seems such is the price one must pay these days for the very heinous crime of enjoying yourself and having a good time at the football.
It seems it is the season for paroling women who attempt to assassinate our presidents and those who commit heinous crimes.
Nonetheless, it seems to me that reminding all present and former members of the Church that making false accusation is a heinous offence could be a reasonable part to the proposed Proclamation.
At times like these, when it seems that there is no force for good at work in the world, when one questions how a benevolent God could allow such heinous acts, the whole spiritual gig seems like child's play, an activity to temporarily comfort and soothe the mind, like a pacifier.
It seemed that for no crime more heinous than accidentally scoring an own goal during a football match, Andrés Escobar had been gunned down in cold blood.
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