Sentence examples for nefarious life from inspiring English sources

Released from prison, Sam returns home to his wife, Lynn Michelle Monaghann), and their daughter, Paige (Ryann Campos as a young child, Madeline Carroll in adolescence), and plunges back into his old, nefarious life.

Whether it has been Hollywood poking fun at the sport and its nefarious characters or real-life investigations over the years into fixed races, crooked jockeys and the rise of drug usage, racing's image has always been less than pristine.

It is fighting for its life, after the nefarious 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act (PAEA) rendered it insolvent.

It's not about declaring war on some nefarious elite.

All their problems are caused by the nefarious elite.

Finally, there's the paranoia, the belief that liberals in general, and Obama administration officials in particular, are trying to make driving unaffordable as part of a nefarious plot against the American way of life.

It follows Ratchet and Clank's adventure through a fictional universe to defeat a robotic villain, Dr. Nefarious, who intends to destroy all organic life.

Hannah leaves behind tapes for people in her life that detail how their nefarious actions ultimately led to her decision.

To the suspicious or frightened mind, these actions, taken when the country and journalists were looking the other way, can make the government's role in end-of-life issues seem closeted and nefarious.

While we may be ashamed and disappointed by the nefarious actions of many of our fellow humans, life goes on, and we can only do our part to make it better.

Vanity Fair – a magazine that has puffed Cruise possibly more than any other, publishing the first photos of his daughter Suri and cooing over the loving normality of his family life and how ridiculous all the nefarious gossip about him is – will this week publish an excoriating takedown of the actor.