Sentence examples for deeply sinister from inspiring English sources
Bolaño renders the aquamarine Mediterranean tableau deeply sinister.
But he never shed his deeply sinister image.
That morning routine – cooking an egg, eating, getting dressed – becomes deeply sinister.
Grand Maester Pycelle got set upon by Qyburn's deeply sinister flock of little birds.
Bob Neill, the deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, labelled Mr Salmond's comments "a deeply sinister threat".
His oil-on-paper caricatures depict figures from history and popular culture: Albert Einstein with a polkadot bow in his hair, a deeply sinister-looking Mr Bean and Elvis Presley – whom Adel describes as a famous American singer whose name escapes him.
To her detractors, including many other exiled Iranians and most Western governments, Mrs Rajavi is the figurehead of a deeply suspect, even sinister, organisation, the People's Mujahedin of Iran.
The content of this message was far more than someone expressing dissent or feverishly debating conflicts in ideology; it came from a far more sinister place deeply rooted in ignorance, violence, misogyny and racism.
It sounds deeply tedious but is quietly sinister.
The film relies heavily on dream logic, a la David Lynch its "plot" concerns a young American family watching a French cowboy host a surreal Dutch TV show that broadcasts sinister waves that deeply affect viewers, giving them red glowing eyes and making them believe they can transform into monsters.
