Bernard Kouchner, the French foreign minister, described Mr. Polanski's arrest as "a bit sinister" and said he and the Polish foreign minister, Radoslaw Sikorski, were jointly writing a letter expressing concern to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
But while I've enjoyed the sheer entertainment value of the past three shows, I really am longing for something a bit sinister and darker".
"CSI" creator Anthony E. Zuiker, for his first foray into unscripted TV, has come up with a show he's dubbed a "cinematic murder mystery of tomorrow" that's a bit sinister but still "fun and digestible".
"Tulips," I answered, especially the ones with fringed petals — elegant and a bit sinister.
But that doesn't lessen the kooky — if a bit sinister for the sensitive — charms of the magnificent pencil-and-charcoal illustrations by the Brothers Hilts, two real brothers, Ben and Sean, who collaborate as a design and illustration team.
Amidst the mirrors, the gleaming weight machines, the whir of ellipticals and treadmills, it looked conspicuously medieval, primitive, even a bit sinister, as though it were part of an intricate and now obsolete system of weights and measures, or a weapon used by the barbarians when they stormed Rome.
"They said, 'We've done a demographic survey and people think beards a bit sinister.' I thought, 'Poor, old dears!
And there is something a bit sinister about that bowing Ronald McDonald.
"He is still very energetic," he continues – which becomes a bit sinister if you think about how many journalists he has arrested – "and now he is working hard to form the new government, and also we have the new Presidential system".
So if you're feeling a bit sinister today, grab a bottle of Jolt, open up that key generator, and take a look at the article for some intense Q&A on scene releases.
