Sentence examples for nefarious it from inspiring English sources

"Freak Show" embodies the philosophy put forth by Fraser in a promotional video for the series: while do-gooders view the sideshow as nefarious, it was, historically, the one place where people with odd anatomies were glamorized, not hidden away.

While the chances are probably slim that you'll connect to a rogue hotspot operated by someone nefarious, it's wise to at least take the extra step of selecting which, if any, public network you access.

The shock of the scene in the garage isn't that he has gone there to kill himself or to do something nefarious — it's that he has gone there to kneel on a prayer mat and pray.

That's not nefarious, it's natural.

Although the city never exploited its nefarious image, it made money from it while enduring the annual debaucheries on its beaches and in its motels.

The iPhone caper is not one of those inside jobs in which the mob diverts Pentium chips for its own nefarious ends; it was a bizarre, one-off tale with a happy ending: Apple not only got its phone back, but got more publicity than even it could imagine.

Fifth, if there's one entity that will not stop using cash for its own nefarious purposes, it's the U.S. government.

It may not signal anything nefarious, but it does signal a disconnect in the relationship.

People may proclaim that it is and [that it] stands in some kind of nefarious line: it has been lifted [from the Guardian website] without permission, and run alongside some terrible examples of nasty cartoons from the Nazi period (which clearly are [antisemitic]).

Of all the illegal acts, it's not considered the most morally appalling or nefarious, yet it does have huge consequences for the retail industry.

The presence of Kislyak on Wednesday isn't necessarily nefarious, but it is notable given that former national security adviser Michael Flynn resigned after it was revealed he misled Vice President Mike Pence about his discussions of sanctions with the ambassador.