The English Legate is at least as sinister and much slimier than his predecessor, the British Agent.
Reggie Lampert (Hepburn) discovers that her husband has been murdered and (at least) three sinister men are all searching for the $250,000 in gold that he had hidden somewhere.
Murders are always tragic, but often get brushed off as isolated incidents—until patterns emerge that seem to link them to at least one sinister, unknown, lurking individual.
I WENT to Russia not too long ago and it wasn't there -- at least, not the sinister, Soviet-era Russia that writers of cold war spy thrillers had prepared me to find behind the Iron Curtain.
If you say so, Heather, although I'm inclined to see your bank, at least, as a sinister cadre of weasels devoted to nicking every penny it can get by tooth, claw or sleaze.
None of them – least of all the sinister Stasi remand prison turned museum at Hohenschönhausen – tries to argue for a moral equivalence between the agents of repression and their victims.
It's got a mysterious man in black; a beautiful princess; love that transcends all obstacles (including death, or at least mostly death); one sinister sadistic villain and one arrogant dumb one; Andre the Giant; Rodents of Unusual Size; and both the best sword fight and the best revenge scene ever on screen.
Our daughter sleeps in the daytime, but we find it comforting to put her in the cot at night because that way at least her alternate hollering and sinister chuckling comes from a predictable location.
Meanwhile a fictitious sect of "Forest Jews", who worship in huts built over deep holes with transmission cables coming up out of the earth, are believed – at least by the book's sinister villain, LeBov – to hold the key to the antidote.
Perhaps one of the most sinister, baffling, and least-discussed elements of the bill is the decision to give excessive new powers to the Certification Officer (CO), the government regulator for trade unions and employers' associations.
