Sentence examples for lowly crime from inspiring English sources

Even while giving a speech, he does not catch the eye -- and in high politics, that is a lowly crime.

Even then, the crime is a lowly Class B misdemeanor, with a maximum sentence of six months in prison.

In a little more than a generation, formerly viable if relatively lowly black communities have become chaotic, crime-infested, welfare-dependent slums.

PET THEFT: The theft of even the lowliest mongrel would be treated as a crime under a bill approved by the Senate on Monday.

A crime reporter's job was considered the lowliest of newspaper jobs.

The crimes alleged in United States of America v. Cianci were lowly, but in the courtroom the air was gentlemanly, and without antics, although Rose, the prosecutor, did have a habit, when the defense took the stand, of making bizarre, writhing faces, clutching at his head as if in torment, and emitting phlegmy gurgles from his nose and throat.

The film tells the story of Nikolai Luzhin, a lowly driver and handyman for a family within the terrifying crime syndicate.

He falls to doing errands for some nickeland-dime small-time operations the crime world's form of charity, administered with a glance of lowly contempt.

He falls to doing errands for some nickeland-dime small-time operations – the crime world's form of charity, administered with a glance of lowly contempt.

The artist's crime was to depict Stalin seated beneath the party's leaders, reflecting his lowly standing then.

Duch, a relatively lowly official, left a meticulous paper trial at S-21 and acknowledged many of his crimes.