It would be heinously injurious to the children of noble and learned persons, if they must be forced to give them up to the propriety and education of others, even of such as perhaps are lower and more unfit for it than themselves.
It would be more heinously injurious to all godfathers and godmothers, who must all make other men's children their own, and therefore must use them as their own.
He that useth them in design to bring in the popish transubstantiation and real sacrifice of the mass, doth heinously sin in such a design and use.
If there were somewhat too much strictness in the ancient exclusion of them that heinously sinned after baptism from the priesthood, let us not be as much too loose.
The stories were heinously cruel to her father and mother, who mourned her in Nimrim and repented dismally of their harshness to the best and pirtiest girl ever lived.
It was like Charity to believe that she had sinned heinously when she had simply neglected an opportunity for self-sacrifice.
It would have been hardly credible, if sad experience had not proved it, how commonly andheinously almost every sect of christians do sin in this point against each other!
I told you in my last how heinously I am unprovided with the means of being so, having long since sent all my books to market.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "heinously" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: atrociously; flagrantly; grossly; meanly; miserably; monstrously; poorly
