Sentence examples for something heinous from inspiring English sources

Many people "think this guy got away with something heinous and horrible," said a former federal prosecutor, Jean Rosenbluth.

Ending friendship is nothing new -- people have been outcast or treated as pariahs if they went against the grain or did something heinous for eons.

Everyone who lives there has done something heinous, and no one is trying to become someone he or she is not.

Mr. Crumley's plots did not always make perfect sense, but they probably were not meant to: in a world where nearly everyone is guilty of something heinous, finding out whodunit is largely beside the point.

"Slavery finally started being perceived as something heinous and the Empire sought to obliterate that mark," he says.

If I did something heinous, she'd be all in my face about it.

That sounds like something a heinous bunch of pricks would call themselves.

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

If you are not an adoptive parent of a child from abroad, I am willing to bet that there is no part of your brain that can wrap itself around something so heinous.

He claimed to he "saw something so heinous" it caused him to leave the agency and contact the Mail on Sunday in 1997 "to prevent the continuation of cover-ups".

As Mr Shayler told the jury that, at the end of his MI5 career, he "saw something so heinous", the judge intervened saying that in law he could not disclose it.