Sentence examples for really heinous from inspiring English sources

Really heinous uses soon die a raw death as speakers fail to use them.

Parks and Recreation's Rashida Jones stars as the Los Angeles Police Department overachiever of the title, a prickly veteran of the RHCU (Really Heinous Crimes Unit).

One set of chrome-colored canisters, Ms. Boym said, was "really heinous, because they look metallic and they aren't, and because they're really heavy".

After all, Kerry is against the death penalty, except in cases where the perpetrator has done something really heinous or unpopular.

Why couldn't Howard just say sorry for some really heinous crimes which everyone knew he wasn't responsible for but didn't he realise that wasn't the point?

Clinton finished by indicating that she does support the death penalty in cases of "really heinous" crimes, like the 9/11 terrorist attacks and Oklahoma City bombing.

Because some people are truly heinous.

Here Mr Schwarzenegger stands on the side of the angels against the public-sector unions; indeed, his reforms should be tougher.For instance, given the lamentable condition of the state's schools, is it really so heinous to support an initiative to force teachers to work for five years, not two, before they become virtually unsackable?

These are some really, truly, unapologetically heinous titles.

"The greater your influence, the greater your complicity if you don't call the Charlottesville rally and attack what it really is: a heinous act of domestic terrorism entirely rooted in racial hatred," he said, without referring directly to Trump.

I can blame my past on reckless youth, but there's really no excuse for my heinous behavior any more.