Sentence examples for are conspiratorial from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pertaining to conspiracy or conspirators.
- His conspiratorial whispers were soft, but that just attracted more attention.
To the members of the academy, whose ideas about the political process are conspiratorial if not downright superstitious, this turn of events proves again that Bob and Harvey Weinstein of Miramax wield dark powers.
And, as no one is suggesting that the Socialist Workers Party, or its fellow travellers in what Aaronovitch calls "the bruschetta crowd", is using the anti-war alliance to pursue a hidden, anti-feminist, homophobic and theocratic agenda, it initially appears that the dupers are conspiratorial Islamists and the dupees the naively innocent socialists who marched beside them.
But Twitter's Gayford rumour-mongers could be as much anarchic and transparently self-interested as they are conspiratorial.
Unfortunately, I think these two uses of the word end up suggesting that all hardline communists are conspiratorial and performative, which just isn't the case.
So the conspiracy folks are let to wonder just what it is they are conspiratorial about... Figure 3: Apollo 12 in its glory, showcased on the moon thanks to LRO cameras.
They are conspiratorial, meaning that you both feel you are in on something together, and it's just you.
The first is conspiratorial.
Behaviour that was conspiratorial and possibly criminal.
Their relationship is conspiratorial, playful in a sense, but allowing in no other players.
His view of the world is conspiratorial, and shaped by a long career in the KGB".
It's conspiratorial, joyous, revelatory, honest, hilarious and sometimes very, very naughty.
