Sentence examples for would be heinous from inspiring English sources

However, damages to tribal artifacts would be heinous.

So the obvious question to ponder is whether the Sunday People's breach of the code would be considered heinous enough to warrant a fine?

Even if twice as many people were being stopped and searched as white people it would be a heinous crime, right?

But it would be quite a different, heinous thing, argued Hitchens, to pull troops out now and abandon Iraqi democrats and trade unionists fighting for their lives against an unholy murderous alliance of Ba'athists and Bin Ladenists.

"I said, 'Why are these people throwing rocks at my house?' " recalled Ms. Anninos, who said she had been assured that no heinous crime would be depicted there.

The reggae musician suggested members of the terrorist group would be less likely to commit heinous acts if they listened to more reggae and smoked weed.

It would be easier to process this heinous crime if the perpetrators were monsters, and just the rotten apples in the barrel, aberrant in nature.

Without these things, a repeat of 2008's heinous violence would be likely.

Maybe a supermax prison on the bottom of the ocean would be able to contain his heinous crimes?

That would be about ten times more heinous than someone actually doing this to poor little stingrays.

This may have costs attached, too; but it certainly means the likes of Savile would be less likely to commit their heinous crimes.