Sentence examples similar to branded nefarious from inspiring English sources
Since Tunisian revolutionaries this year anointed their successful revolt against the country's dictatorial president the "Jasmine Revolution," this flowering cousin of the olive tree has been branded a nefarious change-agent by the skittish men who keep the Chinese Communist Party in power.
Determined to right this wrong, I, Lord Dargis — my aunt's only human heir and a gentle man unfairly branded 'nefarious' by shadowy agents — borrowed a chapter from the Book of Moses.
Those elected officials who were briefed on these nefarious programs never shared that information with the public, and most of them, led by California Democrat Dianne Feinstein, head of the Senate Intelligence Committee, have branded Snowden a traitor for exposing their own failure to protect our freedoms.
When it comes to the world of comic strips, comic books and animation in general, I much prefer the throwaway satirical aesthetic of Looney Tunes to the more elaborate epics of nerdy kids acquiring superpowers and saving metropolises (metropolii?) from dastardly bad guys with their own nefarious brands of magic.
David and his brother Charles, as you may know, are the nefarious, oil billionaires who have spent hundreds of millions of dollars promoting their hard-line brand of libertarianism.
And nefarious forces are afoot.
What about other nefarious tactics?
This brand of shape-shifting is as easy as pie for Carrey, and I like the idea of all that elasticated verve and boundless good will being turned to nefarious ends.
