Sentence examples for was crimes from inspiring English sources

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was crimes

noun

A specific act committed in violation of the law.

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Exact(3)

Ms. Henley's other Broadway outing was "Crimes of the Heart," which won the Pulitzer Prize for drama.

The New York Times

One worrying development, Sands said, was crimes against humanity and war crimes are now perceived as being less serious than genocide.

The Guardian

Was Crimes of Horror: The Movies, Just to her left – the title of her own life.

Vice

Similar(57)

Yes, there was crime.

The New York Times

Another was crime.

The New Yorker

An early obsession was crime.

Los Angeles Times

These were crimes.

The New York Times

Several were crimes of passion.

Independent

Crimes are crimes whoever commits them.

The New York Times

Such acts are crimes.

The Guardian - Opinion

These acts are crimes, pure and simple.

The New York Times

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