Sentence examples for most nefarious from inspiring English sources

Since the nineteen-twenties, Newark had made itself hospitable to the most nefarious elements of the Mob.

"You don't want to know," said this anonymous source, when grilled about the most nefarious part of Ms. Jacobsen's U.F.O.

Nafta and the most nefarious anti-labor agreements in the W.T.O. were all ratified under the Democrats' watch".

Every single one of these new British trade agreements would likely look and sound like a lot like TTIP, with all the most nefarious bits intact.

During the Apartheid era, South Africa produced the most nefarious sort of I.D.'s, pass books that specified what areas blacks were allowed to circulate in and work.

At his most nefarious, Parker basically just grows a My Chemical Romance fringe and walks down the street winking at girls.

Did Nixon really think that the insanity defense is a convenient loophole that allows for the most brilliantly nefarious thespians to malinger their ways out of prison and into, who knows, Hollywood?

That it might be a gaming world version of a poorly plotted but stupidly explosive action movie, all ham-for-brains characters barking obscene non sequiturs and firing off innumerable rounds of ammo in the name of bringing about the end of some ill-defined but most-certainly-nefarious force of doom.

Who could forget Reagan's most notorious and nefarious tall tale?

Now, new satellite data show that most of those nefarious ions originate in our planet's own protective atmosphere.

But of all the permanently filthy rich stars in the firmament we have henceforth to deal with, it is the Art Star that is suddenly becoming the most formidable and nefarious nemesis of them all.