Sentence examples for minion of from inspiring English sources
In Beaulieu's view, Jean is simply a minion of Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's.
Did some minion of the Open remove a safety device or expose the tool in Coria's bag?
"Llunk'u of Brazil," read one of their placards, calling the president a minion of Brazil, in Quechua, an indigenous language.
Then, for reasons that seem to have something to do with making a lot of money, he made the unusual decision to go to work as a minion of Lucifer.
He continued: "On one hand, there were those who took the thing to be a not-so-covert biography of, and apologia for, Senator Long, and the author to be not less than a base minion of the great man.
The first two chapters, rich in the argot of academic feminism, might be called touchy-feely by anyone wishing to be attacked as an oppressive, patriarchal, reactionary minion of evil.
Most important, they were generally accepted as sciences in their own right rather than as minions of philosophy.
Sali willfully becomes a zombie in the minions of Mephistopheles (John Halbach, behind a puppet by Ms. O), building a doomsday machine.
No doubt the environments to which such artifacts originally belonged would have been humbling to minions of the regime.
We will, in our lifetimes, be privileged to see the destruction and defeat of you and your minions of evil".
Elveden's developments are considerably less visible, but even in outline form its narrative of betrayal among the lords and minions of journalism is riveting.
