Sentence examples similar to nefarious doubling from inspiring English sources
Say you spot a particularly nefarious hummer double-parked, spewing the type of chemicals into the air that leads to problems like smog, this art project offers the chance to send a simple message.
There are tough guys in his stories, and lying dames, and violence, double-crosses, murder, and nefarious schemes.
What followed, McMeekin writes, was a "gold-laundering boom," involving art-thieving commissars, double-dealing smugglers, and a surprisingly nefarious cast of Swedes.
Privacy can be a double-edged sword, providing the benefit of hidden transactions but also raising the chances of nefarious activities such as illegal drug and weapon sales.
The sequence, which brings the Wilsons face to face with their seemingly nefarious counterparts — known as "the Tethered" — for the first time, required multiple days of shooting, four body doubles and occasional facial replacement.
While I have been a proponent of the potential benefits of Big Data, I have also understood that Big Data can be a double-edged sword, bringing insight, while also posing risks to privacy or abuse when data falls into nefarious hands.
And nefarious forces are afoot.
What about other nefarious tactics?
Or some nefarious abalone alliance?
