Sentence examples for vile crimes from inspiring English sources

She rejected claims that she had condoned the "vile crimes" of child abusers.

Cooper said: "Rape and child sexual exploitation are vile crimes that ruin lives and destroy families.

Television has made the pursuit of justice -- especially when vile crimes are involved -- a spectator sport, and a profitable one.

Sadly, for large parts of Asia with weak democracy and illiberal strongmen in charge, the chances of a fair reckoning for vile crimes are slender indeed.

"The general feeling amongst the community is that we would want to distance ourselves from Jimmy Savile and the fact that he lived here and perhaps perpetrated some of his vile crimes here, and move on.

Ms Hewitt, who said she had been away for the past 12 days while the controversy was raging in the the press, said any suggestion that she had condoned or supported the "vile crimes" of child abusers was completely untrue.

Hit-and-run is a vile crime, even when it results in little more than a shoulder bruise.

The massacre was not committed by "the Poles" against "the Jews", but was a vile crime committed by specific individuals.

Shaun Sawyer, who leads on anti-slavery for the NPCC, said police wanted to do more to tackle the "vile crime".

But Labour MP Sarah Champion berated Cameron's holiday plans: "While the country struggles to come to terms with the vile crime in Woolwich this week and investigations continue, he has swanned off to Ibiza.

"Putin Cancels Plans for Trip After Bombing at Rock Concert" (news article, July 7) quotes President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia as saying, "A bloody and vile crime has been committed -- a crime against civilians".