Sentence examples for repulsive crimes from inspiring English sources

Even by the standards of police dramas, which for obvious reasons like to focus on repulsive crimes, the new import Deep Water touches on something especially outrageous: the systematic murder of gay men for sport.

On its leader page, the paper offers the following thoughts: "No matter how repulsive the crime, some handwringing do gooder will always call for clemency... in today's forgive and forget penal wonderland, who would bet the Ripper isn't footloose and fancy free within the next couple of years?" The Sun: Yorkshire ripper set to be freed from Broadmoor.

They will forever live with the guilt and everlasting impact of your repulsive hate crime.

But capital crimes are also repulsive.

As it turns out, they are at breaking point--fIlled to the brim with nonces, murderers, rapists and people whose crimes are so repulsive and inhumane no one's allowed to know what they are for fear of inspiring copycats.

Prisons in the UK are at breaking point; full to the brim with nonces, murderers, rapists and people whose crimes are so repulsive and inhumane that no one's allowed to know what they are yet for fear of inspiring copycats.

When Mrs. Brandon mentioned that she had visited Madame Tussaud's exhibition, at the Lyceum Theatre, of wax curiosities of crime Gort begged for repulsive details.

The Galway City Council scuttled plans to erect a statue to Ernesto Chee" Guevara but the very idea is repulsive to those who know about Guevara's crimes.

Bishop stated, "Though viewers were given an explanation for his repulsive actions (lots and lots of childhood trauma), his crime was never excused or glossed over.

You point out that Greg's crime is an unusual one, and an unusually repulsive one.

Now they make the crimes he is accused of committing feel even more cruel and repulsive than they already are.