Sentence examples for nefarious ideas from inspiring English sources

A more dominant role for him in the next government would provide him with a platform for carrying out his nefarious ideas, putting Israeli democracy at risk.

Bolstering the idea of a nefarious spy plot, in 2008, Sharmaidze was released from prison after witnesses said they were tortured into identifying him as the culprit.

It stands to reason that one (or more) of the men who want to apply pressure on Raylan might use Winona in some nefarious way, but I have no idea if that will happen, nor do I know if Kaitlyn Dever will be back as Loretta.

The idea with dealing with these nefarious leakers is that usually they can't tell you something, you've got to get them to do a reverse denial.

Our goal of creating a marketplace for inventors and their ideas is honorable, not "sleazy" or nefarious.

I don't really blame Shippam's for this – the whole thing was probably fairly alarming – and they had no idea whether I had some secret nefarious intention.

But in their forefather's domain, this idea of liberty for women only had nefarious implications.

The idea is to give users (not to mention nefarious strangers) the impression they have control of the machine, when really they are dealing with a simulacrum created entirely in software.The technique was invented by IBM back in the 1960s, when software was relatively cheap and hardware incredibly expensive.

Modern technology has empowered the nefarious just as much as it has enhanced commerce, facilitated exchange of ideas, and enabled long-distance collaboration.

We're for the idea of Nintendo withholding shipments of Wiis to these nefarious villians, and we're hoping they get reallocated to more scrupulous retailers.

What is terrifying is the idea that anyone could have their free will neutralised by nefarious agents of evil.