Sentence examples for from sinister from inspiring English sources
From sinister policemen to white-gloved doormen is a stretch.
The written reports submitted in the Red Scare investigations of the 1950s varied in tone from sinister to bombastic.
(R comes from rectus, the Latin word for "right," and S comes from sinister, the Latin word for "left").
Prof Benatar's argument was a balanced one: "I agree that much opposition to affirmative action stems from sinister sources.
ADIA's investment may not solve Citigroup's woes but it could help to shift the reputation of sovereign investors from sinister to supportive.
America decided that the best way to keep the internet free from sinister political interference was for it to retain control.
Was this a stern test from the sinister people watching him unseen from the murky shadows?
It ranges easily from comic to sinister, from Muff Potter's drunkenness to a rich celebration of the Mississippi River.
It was a short mental step from this sinister view to seeing the wallet that Mr. Diallo pulled from his vest pocket as a gun.
"We weren't attempting to rescue this apparatus from its sinister purpose," he said.
The meaning has changed from the sinister "hiding place" to a more positive "nearby holding place".
