Sentence examples for distinctly sinister from inspiring English sources

This interaction should be entirely normal but there's a distinctly sinister undertone, even though I'm 99.9% sure that the thing inside the box is something I ordered last week, not something Amazon thinks I'll want to order next week.

But clearly sinister.

However, in my relatively recent role as eco-campaigner, their presence has become distinctly more sinister.

While Gonzales isn't didactic or direct in his view of crowds, one senses, from the dark grayscale palette, his history of making pointedly political works, and the faceless passivity of his subjects (some could be vanitas skulls), that we're not talking "The Wisdom of Crowds" here, but something distinctly more sinister.

Bulgakov's sinister and distinctly satanic Woland ponders the need for evil in the world to prompt goodness and conclude that evil is part of the human condition.

Gangster Wagner acknowledges the more sinister side of the Ring and marries it to distinctly LA flavors.

Ever since the opening of Tutankhamun's tomb, the aura of the sinister that supposedly did for Lord Carnarvon has been counterpointed by a distinctly aureate glamour.

The new stage adaptation of "Breakfast at Tiffany's," Truman Capote's beloved portrait of a glamorous waif in 1940s New York, moves with a distinctly leaden step, as if it dreaded what might be waiting around every dark corner of the sinister city it portrays.

Sinister menace?

But sinister?

But, far from implying you're a member of a sinister eastern European underground organisation dedicated to the overthrow of western society, CMIOSH simply means "chartered member of IOSH" (the distinctly less menacing-sounding Institute of Health and Safety).