Sentence examples for more nefarious implications from inspiring English sources

This conundrum has far more nefarious implications than merely agitating an atheist millennial.

Grannis discerned a more nefarious motive, however.

Had something even more nefarious occurred?

But it hints at something more nefarious.

Even so, there are far more nefarious scoundrels on the scene.

They may also have concerns about its more nefarious uses enabling gambling or drug dealing.

But as he made his way to the building's lobby, it was clear something more nefarious had taken place.

That's handy, no doubt, when your knives were all engaged in more nefarious activity.

But what about more nefarious bodies who are interested in specific individuals?

What this is, the TSA patdowns, is a much more nefarious thing.

Rorty would rise or fall with no one more nefarious than Ed Muskie.