Sentence examples for perhaps more heinous from inspiring English sources

Still, this Speer is bright enough to realize that ignorance may be willed and turning away can itself be a crime, perhaps more heinous than acknowledging complicity and paying the penalty.

Lastly, and perhaps more controversially, what does this tell the perpetrators of such heinous crimes?

Reporting financial wrongdoing is apparently more heinous.

Are some activists more heinous than others?

Perhaps it's the lack of sleep, but after a long and sensationally undistinguished career observing the media, I can't remember a more heinous case of persecution for a harmless Wildean thrust.

But many are implicated in far more heinous crimes.

I cannot imagine a more heinous case of judicial misconduct.

Clearly, the more heinous the crime, the longer it takes to be "healed".

"He also tried to make two of the kids participate just to make it more heinous.

We learn that milder sins are punished in the upper circles and more heinous crimes below.

And the more heinous the crimes just gets them a front seat".