They're one example of a million other crimes against nature.

No evidence of any crime against nature had been committed.

Your poor children will live their whole lives in a society that sees them as a crime against nature.

Since they are partners in this crime against nature, it is hard to say.

The fact that he had no grandchildren of his own was a crime against nature.

To be in Italy and to go light on lunch is a crime against nature.

If we can spin it around, it's a story about a crime against Nature.

Could this encounter possibly have been a crime against nature?

It's a crime against nature if you ask me.

Currently, the term crime against nature is still used in the statutes of the following American states.

Justice Department lawyers argued it was a "crime against nature" for him to have a sexual relationship with a white woman.

I believe he meant crime against nature: the artificial paradise.

Had he told another woman that interracial marriage was a "crime against nature"?

"It's not just a crime against nature when they get damaged.

But she considered marriage with a deity as some manner of a crime against nature.

His trade can never be improved or purified, being itself a crime against Nature.

She thought it was some sort of crime against nature that something so beautiful should cause so much pain.

Second, the things they were saying about redheads constituted a crime against nature.

As crimes against nature, these are minor transactions, it must be admitted.

"Last year on Airline alone we made 78 arrests for prostitution and crime against nature," he said.

Is it not a crime against nature to intentionally exterminate whole species?

Opponents call it murder and a crime against nature.

Dirt at these altitudes was obscene, a crime against nature.

Four more men pleaded guilty to infamous crimes against nature and received probation.

For Rousseau, wet-nursing was a crime against nature and a sign of social corruption.