Sentence examples for obvious crime from inspiring English sources

These days the most obvious crime is the Bolognese sauce.

But when Iris is stabbed to death in an obvious crime passionnel and the police get wind of her tutor's obsessive attentions to her, Lars falls apart.

It's not an obvious crime.

Studies prove what to most of us seems obvious: Crime and poverty rates are closely correlated.

As he put it, in an interview with ColorLines: "The person from whom you're thinking of taking life, or land, have you heard their story, have you sung their song?" While the race- like the red-baiting by the Right- is the most obvious crime in the Sherrod story, the question of who believes whom and why, comes next.

"It is a political issue and double standards, because there are obvious crimes like Palestine, Iraq and Afghanistan, but [they] did not find their way to the international criminal court," he said.

"It is a political issue and double standards, because there are obvious crimes like Palestine, Iraq and Afghanistan, but they did not find their way to the international criminal court," he complains.

Not one banker, for example, was prosecuted for obvious crimes leading to the 2008 financial crash.

That's how it goes with police shootings; even when officers have committed what appear to be egregious, obvious crimes, they rarely get punished.

"If there is insufficient legal evidence to convict these executives of what we believe are obvious crimes, then the federal government should refocus," Eileen Foster, a former Countrywide fraud investigations chief, told an audience at the National Press Club gathered to honor her and five others for their truth-telling.

These include the obvious crimes of intentionally manufacturing, advertising, selling, or otherwise trafficking falsified medicines, as well as the packaging of medicines or paraphernalia thereof.