Heinous in a sentence as an adjective

This one really hit me:> The act I committed to put me here was not just heinous, it was senseless.

By far the most heinous crime under corporatism.

How is this story anything but a plea to the people to reign in their heinous military masters?

Ruining a kid's life because she put some chemicals in a bottle and didn't hurt anyone is heinous.

Now you have an instant follower group at your command, ready to saddle up and commit heinous crimes for you.

It's heinousness is not the same as lacking in credibility, or serious intent.

The use of chemical weapons has been considered a particularly heinous war crime since before WW2.

If their goal is to harm Romney, blackmailing implies that the taxes are very very heinous, even without releasing them.

It is such a leader, perhaps with the best of intentions, who can make the most heinous of mistakes with eyes wide open and belief that the ends justify the means.

The most oppressive and authoritarian thing about it is, at root, that most people appear to enjoy it and not see any problems with it, while you view it as this heinous violation of your freedom and imposition on your private space.

I'm mostly tired of trite apologies from people that lacked the backbone to stand behind their speech, for instance, Tracy Morgan, who repented quickly about his anti-gay stand up. I wish people had the foresight to realize the consequences, and if they decide to say something, they should have enough will to counter criticism as a valid personal opinion, which all types of heinous stuff are.

Heinous definitions

adjective

extremely wicked, deeply criminal; "a flagitious crime"; "heinous accusations"

See also: flagitious