Sentence examples for more sinister view from inspiring English sources

Here's Ascribe Newswire taking a more sinister view of what they call "the Sawyer Principle:".

Luke had a much more sinister view about what had happened to Bluie less "Vertigo" and more "Psycho".

Here's Ascribe Newswire taking a more sinister view of what they call "the Sawyer Principle:" By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

Here's Ascribe Newswire taking a more sinister view of what they call "the Sawyer Principle:" By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Alan Burdick.

Here's Ascribe Newswire taking a more sinister view of what they call "the Sawyer Principle:" The Book Club is reading "Drive," by Daniel H. Pink, in March.

A slightly more sinister view of China is presented in The Shanghai Factor, a new thriller by Charles McCarry, a former CIA operative and author of bestselling Cold War era thrillers.

More sinister are his views on slavery, which is or at least can be an entirely just institution.

Pubs or taverns such as the Mermaid, George, Red Lion and Globe make frequent appearances, as do complaints that "in this expensive town/There's nothing without money to be done".London's more sinister side comes into view.

Suddenly, simple misunderstandings that previously might have been cleared up with a single phone call came to be viewed in a more sinister light.

But the nativist right has long viewed them as something more sinister and dangerous — as pockets of wholesale criminal impunity.

Their increasingly rich companies are coming to be viewed as more and more sinister, thanks in part to the jobs they look to automate.