Sentence examples similar to nefarious determination from inspiring English sources
Under this framing, would-be deportees do not have a right to stay in the United States because of who they are--as human beings--but because of a determination as to what nefarious forces have done to them, or may do to them, should they be deported.
"The sudden influx of Boko Haram members into Lagos state points to the determination of the sect to extend its nefarious terrorist activities to the state and in fact, other parts of the country," he said.
Sorrento may have been defeated and his corporation forced to deviate from its more nefarious leanings, but did you really buy the movie's determination to promote the value of real life over a plunge down the digital rabbit hole?
The assessments of him range from "a man of energy, determination, and ambition", to "somewhat remarkable", to "surely to some extent a rather nefarious figure".
The judge, John W. Lungstrum of Federal District Court, ruled that the company's "determination to withhold, mislead and deceive the public" about the dangers of smoking was "particularly nefarious".
And nefarious forces are afoot.
Or some nefarious abalone alliance?
What about other nefarious tactics?
