Sentence examples for seems heinous from inspiring English sources

The only area of energy policy in which the Bush administration backed the Enron line lobbying India on behalf of Enron's power plant hardly seems heinous; that is, alas, the sort of thing presidents often do for American companies abroad.

Although she later acknowledges "it seems heinous that parents had such limited ambition for their bright daughters," she adds: "And yet there are aspects of that era that are enviable".

While the offenses may not seem heinous for a war zone, the failure to register weapons or the names of employees is a serious issue for a government concerned about the spread of private militias, the proliferation of weapons and shifting loyalties among government forces and those of insurgents and warlords.

If the action seems particularly heinous, you may want to permanently revoke a user's credentials.

Still, in a few cases, experts say, the crimes of federal death row inmates do not seem as heinous as most others, creating troubling anomalies.

It seems a little heinous to me.

HER interest in a heinous murder seems incongruous, given her background.

Moral indignation over that clearly heinous attack seems to pale a bit at the sight of seven soldiers about to be executed by members of "our side" of the conflict.

Report the facts, use our quotes, but don't fabricate details to make these crimes seem even more heinous.

Needless to say, rape, the most heinous crime imaginable, seems it's a comic's dream, though.

THE emergence of an imprisoned murderer and serial rapist who says he beat and raped the Central Park jogger seems to bring clarity to a heinous crime.