Sentence examples for more sinister forms from inspiring English sources

The more sinister forms include Trojan horses and programs that secretly monitor your computer system for unethical or illegal purposes.

I was working in China at the time, so was used to reporting in an opaque, complex dictatorship with secret police, travel restrictions on foreign reporters, heavy-handed surveillance and more sinister forms of spying, or so I fondly imagined.

This qualification, however, was left out of a comic-book version of "The Road to Serfdom" printed in Look magazine in 1945 (and distributed as a pamphlet by General Motors), which showed well-intentioned regulation giving way to more sinister forms of control.

The worst part of it is that crime against women has not only increased, but had taken on more sinister forms.

According to the prosecution, the control over some of the women took a more sinister form.

Upon hearing an affirmation, Ghaleon's mood changes, and suddenly transforms into a more sinister form, The Magic Emperor, who turns Quark to energy and kidnaps Luna, remarking that he will now use her in his quest to rule the world.

Another standout is a set of gray-scale paintings by Joan Banach; their vaguely architectural forms suggest a more sinister strain of Futurism.

And it found even more sinister manifestation in the form of the lycanthrope, who did not sleep when the Moon was full, but turned into a wolf instead.

But Dr. Anderson argues that the potential exists for the technology to be used in a more sinister fashion: to create a new form of censorship based on the ability to track and identify electronic information.

The real answer, of course, is something far more sinister.

When CEO succession is a regular, structured process that forms part of the board's agenda, it becomes a matter of routine, no more sinister than the annual compensation review.