Sentence examples for now heinous from inspiring English sources

Would anyone else like to know a bit more about what Aleksandr's ex-partner, now heinous bungalow man's partner, is up to?

Lack of success, where lottery money is involved, is now a heinous crime.

"We are now facing a heinous coup," he added, calling it "the last card of counterrevolutionary players".

I spoke at a conference in Hiroshima commemorating the anniversary, begging forgiveness for any part I might have played in what I now consider a heinous crime.

"We are now facing a heinous coup, shamelessly aborting the revolution," claimed the political Islamists in a statement, as confirmation came through that the Brotherhood-dominated parliament had been dissolved by Mubarak-appointed judges.

We have become so accustomed to gun violence in this country that now only the most heinous acts -- the slaughter of children, or of churchgoers, or of reporters on live TV -- make an impression in the daily news cycle.

"It's terrible... that someone who came into our country to seek shelter has now committed such a heinous act and injured a large number of people who are at home here, some seriously," he said.

For the sake of all North Carolinians, Governor McCrory and the General Assembly must act now to repeal this heinous attack on fairness and equality".

Note: As if this sort of "research" isn't heinous enough, I just learned that Australia now plans to kill two million feral cats.

Every now and then a particularly heinous crime makes us pause and reflect.

Soccer's most heinous crime is now a sport in itself.