Meanings of greatest crimes in English

God's word and ordinances were made subservient to the greatest crimes.

The greatest crimes have not been committed by men who have no religious belief.'

Yet at the end, it wasn't Batman who solved the greatest crimes in Gotham city.

Then he is guilty of impudence,-oneof the greatest crimes of which a slave can be guilty.

The greatest crimes, according to the Gypsy code, were a quarrelsome disposition, and revealing the secrets of the brotherhood.

The greatest crimes in the world are not committed by people breaking the rules but by people following the rules.

All the good which the Lord had caused me to do in it was condemned, more than the greatest crimes.

Now, to bore a reader, is, in my eyes, one of the greatest crimes of which an author can be guilty.

His famous book, "My Prisons", is the touching and forgiving record of one of the greatest crimes ever perpetrated.

This was the saddest massacre in the history of Germany, and one of the greatest crimes that a successful general ever committed.

Success had deserted his standard, and with his fickle subjects want of success was one of the greatest crimes in a sovereign.

By such expression did she testify those inward sufferings which far exceed the punishment human laws inflict, even on the greatest crimes.

The alignment with Washington entails a similar price, already implicating Australians in some of the greatest crimes against democracy in the modern age.

The creation of sentient beings to run plumbing systems was one of the greatest crimes perpetrated during the Heroic Solution, especially by AxysCorp.

But the unjustified, unnecessary overcomplication of this basic dietary advice is, to my mind, one of the greatest crimes of the nutritionist movement.

I now learnt they were often admitted into the nunnery, and allowed to indulge in the greatest crimes, which they and others called virtues.