Sentence examples for a bit sinister from inspiring English sources

Call me extreme, but it's all a bit sinister.

Which is a bit sinister, in my mind.

"Tulips," I answered, especially the ones with fringed petals — elegant and a bit sinister.

"They said, 'We've done a demographic survey and people think beards a bit sinister.' I thought, 'Poor, old dears!

It's not easy to describe what Melbourne-born startup Localz does without making it sound a bit sinister, but here goes.

I would wonder whether the claim that the product is stopping women from undergoing cosmetic surgery is not a bit sinister.

In person Mr. Dafoe, a trim, sinewy man of 54, can be an intense, intimidating figure, owing mostly to a reptilian voice that can make the most banal utterances sound a little bit sinister.

The chorus includes the phrase "this trumpet makes you my girl", which is just a tiny bit sinister.

But somehow his Britishness, translated to America, comes off as salt-of-the-earth — a little bit sinister salt-of-the-earth".

Inevitably, it is the Hungarians who take over the novel, bounding through London like wolfhounds, exotic and magnificent and just a little bit sinister.

This is the first year the British Film Institute has collaborated with the Sci-Fi London film festival, and True Love, billed as "claustrophobic, dramatic and a little bit sinister", was premiered on the National Film Theatre's main screen.