Sentence examples for described as nefarious from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Vice News, Wilkerson said three US intelligence sources had informed him that the CIA used Diego Garcia for what he described as "nefarious activities", with prisoners being held for weeks at a time.

The music, entitled "Judge John Deed", was performed by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and is described as a "stunning march-like theme that echoed throughout each of the programmes supplying pageantry to the Judge's sometimes-nefarious activities".

Facebook's action is not nearly as nefarious as it seems.

Or if those bad guys aren't quite as nefarious as we'd like?

But this isn't as nefarious as it sounds.

In the underground world of the deep web there are few places as nefarious as Silk Road.

Mr. Czernin had also, in a series of exposés, described the nefarious practice under which the Austrian government returned certain looted artworks only if the owners agreed to sign away their rights to other seized art.

Now, tongue as described.

Teachers' unions are routinely portrayed not as legitimate stakeholders but as nefarious special interests.

Ashden Fein, as a false "diatribe" that relied on "child logic" to portray his client as nefarious.

At least as nefarious were the private conversations, whisperings that went on in homes, workplaces and schools across America.