Sentence examples for so heinous that from inspiring English sources
Some crimes are so heinous that a societal cost-benefit analysis hardly appears relevant.
Some acts, he argues, are so heinous that no other punishment is appropriate.
"There is a point where the crime is so heinous that impairment will not move many jurors," he said.
Goodman, Ash's wild-card brother, is accused of an act so heinous that he is forced to disappear.
Still, those crimes are considered so heinous that there is a widespread view that the N.C.A.A. must do something.
"There are crimes that I feel are so heinous that there isn't anything else that would represent sufficient societal condemnation.
It's partly that the injustices done were so heinous, partly that discrimination persists and partly that the memory of the wrong is carried in our very bodies.
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A breach of this duty was a felony, regarded as so heinous an offense that in England all serious crimes, even those that had nothing to do with feudalism proper, came to be called felonies, since, in a way, they were breaches of the fealty owed to the king as guardian of the public peace and order.
So what have they done that is so heinous?
"I was struck, as I think anyone with an ounce of humanity was struck, by the absolute lack of compassion, empathy, understanding, sensitivity, humanity shown by Pell when he spoke about things that were so heinous as to almost defy comprehension," she said.
