Sentence examples for shallow crime from inspiring English sources
So far the film has led us to assume that Kelly — as an adulteress betraying her meticulous, well-spoken husband (Ray Milland) for an affair with a brash, shallow crime writer (Robert Cummings) — somehow deserves to be murdered for our entertainment.
It is believed that the man may have been executed for piracy or another crime before being buried in a shallow, unmarked grave.
He drove Meagher's body to Gisborne South, about 45km from the scene of the crime, where he buried her in a shallow grave.
Forensic teams have found hundreds of shallow graves in recent months, as demobilized paramilitaries confess their crimes as part of a peace deal with the government.
His institution was considered well-managed and ethical by some of the more shallow members of the popular press, despite the plethora of scandals and crimes like the Alabama bribery case.
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With obvious exceptions, the English were a shallow, drab, narrow-hearted people, in Johnny's opinion, and guilty of monstrous crimes against the Irish.
Pistorius' fame has meant that the banality of the evil of this crime, the thuggish stupidity of a heedless man's violence, has been obscured by the cheap, shallow glitter of celebrity.
Besides "The Drew Carey Show," her many television credits include "NYPD Blue" and "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," and she appeared in the films "Toys in the Attic," "For Love of Ivy" and "Shallow Hal," among others.
Among his crimes were shooting a 19-year-old girl and then helping to bury her alive in a shallow grave, where she died.
