Sentence examples for At sinister from inspiring English sources
They would look great in an overrun garden, hinting at sinister secret cults.
However much we may confidently point the finger at sinister forces, we can't deny our own tacit involvement.
Rolling along the back roads and highways of the Internet, a picture of a poster hints faintly at sinister doings underground.
Richardson projected a personality unique in the British theatre, one that was charming and refined, but also mischievous and capable of hinting at sinister or tragic depths in the characters he played.
His toolbox is that of a reporter turned crime writer: he sets up every scene with descriptions of interiors or landscape and with staccato portraits of the main characters, which invariably hint at sinister events to come.
Namely with a scene between Margaret and the Duke of Somerset, who's so good at sinister brooding I had to check he wasn't being played by a medieval Cain Dingle.
The English Legate is at least as sinister and much slimier than his predecessor, the British Agent.
The language feels thankfully dated at best, sinister at worst.
Lyrically lauding his achievements is at best thoughtless, at worst sinister.
The membership are reduced to, at best, petulant children; at worst, sinister hate-filled mobs.
Our great modern-day dramatists - Harold Pinter most notably, or Ronald Harwood, both Jewish - would cringe at such a comparison and at the sinister political sentiments lurking behind it.
