Sentence examples for how nefarious from inspiring English sources

That would exclude Taliban militants, no matter how nefarious their intentions might be.

One of the educational things about being something of a public figure is that I keep learning new things about how nefarious and dishonest I really am.

The show of support for one of the most powerful drug lords in Mexico is a sign of how nefarious groups have sought to fill the gap left by the state in areas where cartels rule.

But I personally believe that history will show how nefarious and dishonorable our enemy was, and that regardless of the outcome, our efforts on behalf of America and the world at large are something to be very proud of.

That in itself is very interesting: it could be a measure of how nefarious people were hijacking dormant accounts, or a measure of the long game that the most malicious groups play.

Unless the world is sort of cosmically neutral, an infinite palette of divine possibility, and we have forgotten just how powerful we are to shape it toward the healthy and the luminous, and how nefarious the media and the lure of groupthink, how susceptible we are to suggestion and the timeless need to belong.

There was even a joke account tweeting out faux stories about how our nefarious iPads and sinister Facebook accounts were secretly plotting against us.

Perhaps nothing better encapsulated the Sox's business-like approach to ending the 88-year drought than their refusal even to discuss how the nefarious activities of their predecessors might have hexed the club.

Hannah leaves behind tapes for people in her life that detail how their nefarious actions ultimately led to her decision.

Vanity Fair – a magazine that has puffed Cruise possibly more than any other, publishing the first photos of his daughter Suri and cooing over the loving normality of his family life and how ridiculous all the nefarious gossip about him is – will this week publish an excoriating takedown of the actor.

Nefarious explores how sex trafficking differs from country to country, and suggests that all the victims are both psychologically and emotionally enslaved.