Sentence examples for nefarious goal from inspiring English sources

Pardon the ugly joke, but I imagine her staring at pictures of still-living pit bulls and crying, "Out, damned Spot!" My nefarious goal, I'm afraid, is to keep Spot alive.

In the same way, the paranoid imagineers of the right will come up with some creative explanation for why Obama, having achieved the nefarious goal for which he was secretly trained, ended up governing only slightly to the left of Bob Dole.

The nefarious goal is to make it more difficult for low income voters to successfully cast a ballot by engaging yet another step in the process -- and sometimes charging money for the privilege, which clearly recalls the days of poll taxes.

"Are there some with nefarious goals?" he asked.

"To me, the very real risk that Iran will not moderate and will, instead, use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals is too great," said Schumer.

To make Macbeth and his lady completely interesting, you have to allow for what Shakespeare doesn't say, and what the Macbeths have restrained in their marriage not only to make it work, but to achieve their nefarious goals.

The incident has caused an outpouring of anger in Russia, prompted by hours of programming on state television about Turkey's cynical actions and its nefarious goals in the Middle East.

There's a bar!" From (alas) a sober perspective, "The Blue Bird" is both frustrating and delicious in its conjuring of a futuristic world of blue-wigged mad scientists pursuing endangered animal and plant species, in addition to more obscure, lecherous and nefarious goals.

Some people have nefarious goals.

But does this mean dictatorships and tyrannous governments could use the ATT to perpetuate their own nefarious goals under the guise of sovereignty?

"Being that we are high profile, if we were to have nefarious goals or be a less-than-upright business, it would quickly come back to us in the form of complaints to city and police," he said.