Sentence examples for grows sinister from inspiring English sources

As the robot's seemingly sentient behavior grows sinister, references to Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey" build to a vision of human obsolescence.

The possibility of transcendent evil is felt with great force in "The Molecule's Defiance" (1980), a seemingly straightforward account of a night at a factory that grows sinister when a vast batch of resin forms a single monster-molecule and bursts free of its container.

His inversions of identity can grow sinister.

Girls (gaining momentum now, and growing sinister, like the twins in horror movie The Shining) "How do taxis grow?" Boy (banging his head on the seat with each syllable, frustrated with the game which he had partly created) "Taxis.

His verbal agility was intact, and his lyrics had grown more sinister.

And during his time with Death Row, Tupac's music grew increasingly sinister.

Bates has been growing more sinister by the episode, but tonight we'll see the turn of events don't entirely lead to the most obvious conclusion.

Together, he and Mr. Stone improvised a scene in which the exhortations of the talking berries grow more sinister: Remember "Star Wars"?

A magician, his voice whispery and insinuating in a minor key, lures you in with descriptions of his tricks that grow more sinister with each verse.

The rumours grew more sinister when Elizabeth remained single against the common expectation that she would accept one of her many foreign suitors.

As the film grows increasingly dark following violent hiccups in their attempted robbery, so does Cage: Stone's odd tics suddenly turn sinister.