Sentence examples for of many crimes from inspiring English sources
Dancing is just one of many crimes.
Adolf Hitler was, of course, guilty of many crimes, but it's tempting to think that what annoyed Charlie Chaplin the most was his appropriation of his trademark 'tache.
Privacy violation is the emotional core of many crimes, from stalking and rape to Peeping Tommery and trespass, but no criminal statute forbids it in the abstract.
Yet, as ever, the significant minority who are neither of these things are likely to be most at risk of many crimes and least likely to engage proactively with the crime-map information.
He called Clinton a "globalist" and a "vessel for special interests … who want to strip [the US] of its status as a sovereign nation" and accused her of "many crimes against our country and against society itself".
"Unfortunately many people accuse us cheaply of many crimes, and they refuse to come on the ground and investigate, not only on the charge of rape but to many, many charges," he said.
In the end, though, the book and its author do not deliver the moral of many crime autobiographies -- Jack Black's 1926 "You Can't Win" is probably the classic -- that crime does not pay.
To police officials, the practice of stopping civilians on the streets, to question and search them — sometimes looking for illegal guns — is just one of many crime-suppression tactics.
It became evident after reading thru the narratives of many crime reports that the 3 pm robbery spike was largely a result of school-age offenders, school-age victims, not surprisingly, near schools and subway stations, on 'school-days', and the primary targets were small electronics (e.g. cell phones, tablets, iPods and headsets).
And it does seem a rather grotesque phenomenon to occur just as we are becoming fully aware of the many crimes of forced marriage, torture and "honour" killing against women who want only to be free.
One of the many crimes he's been accused of is helping fix the presidential election for his brother last year.
