Sentence examples similar to a consequence of sinister from inspiring English sources

That a column like this could be published in the mainstream media, unthinkable 20 years ago, is a consequence of the steady and sinister and perilous drift of Australia's national conversation towards a permissible racism.

This sinister tendency came to a climax about 1605 and was in part a consequence of the anxiety surrounding the death of Queen Elizabeth I and the accession of James I. Despite their negative tendencies, the Elizabethans, in general, had affirmed life and celebrated it; Shakespeare's moral balance, throughout even his darkest plays, remained firm.

"Making together a consequence of America".

Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.

And then a bunch of sinister military guys show up, led by Colonel Nelec (Noah Emmerich).

She's being chased by a load of sinister monks.

Before one could reach a conclusion of sinister aetiologies when faced with a patient with SLUH, primary headaches such as migraine and TTH should be considered.

There is, of course, a more sinister consequence of Marley's name and image being associated with a brand of cannabis.

The song closes with a fade-out of sinister laughter.

As a consequence, many died of cold.

I remember that a witness here spoke of a sinister influence, of a key position of a sinister kind-at any rate, something sinister.