Sentence examples for highly sinister from inspiring English sources

But some of Ford's social ideas were highly sinister – most notoriously his anti-semitism, which featured prominently in a newspaper he himself printed, the Dearborn Independent.

This would seem highly sinister except that, today, Hamid Gul is nothing more than a glorified television evangelist and, as the columnist Nadir Hassan noted, "known only for being on half a dozen talk shows simultaneously".

For his 1971 performance You'll Never See My Face in Kansas City he went around the midwestern city hiding his features behind a ski mask in a highly sinister fashion.

Europeans, the study said, considered the potato "dark, dirty and highly sinister". It was said to cause leprosy, syphilis and scrofula, the swelling of lymphatic glands, and peasants would starve rather than submit to the orders of kings to cultivate it.

Blumhouse is also the producer of the highly profitable The Purge, Insidious, Sinister and Paranormal Activity franchises, which together have grossed more than $2 billion worldwide.

In our world, laughter has a variety of functions, ranging from the highly positive to negative or even sinister.

But we've already seen Eisenluther with a sinister bald bonnet in a highly publicised headshot from March, so what gives?

Sleeping in his car, pounding Jack Daniel's and posting fliers along a raucous strip of downtown rock clubs, he managed to recruit dozens of women to a highly disorganized organizational meeting at a playfully sinister bar called Casino el Camino.

The idyll is soon destroyed with the highly unwelcome appearance of Combo, a ferocious and sinister skin warrior just out of prison, played by Stephen Graham.

The appearance of highly personal language on impersonal edifices at night, has sinister overtones, but the effect is generally snoozy.

Popplewell describes Heginbotham's fire history as highly suspicious but believes another investigation will show nothing sinister.