Sentence examples for nefarious nature from inspiring English sources

But she says this didn't alert her to the nefarious nature of his business activities - 'He was a company director.

More worrying, perhaps, is that the police had been aware of the cult's nefarious nature for years, but had failed to act.

The United States applauds those countries that have long recognized Hezbollah's nefarious nature and that have already condemned the group for the attack in Burgas.

TODAY'S recommended economics writing: The press have been driven into a Goldman Sachs frenzy, it seems, and are writing up any and every piece of information they can find on the bank as damning new evidence of its nefarious nature and actions.

I'm not making any suggestions of a nefarious nature, but I wonder what's on the agenda for a single organization to outspend four enormous oil companies in lobbying Washington?

Otherwise, integrity solely as a personal virtue can be absent of morals and ethics -- you may act without inner-conflict, yet your commitments, desires, and volition can all be nefarious in nature.

Jonathan Albright, research director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism, said that while the current network of channels don't appear to be nefarious in nature, their very presence shows just how easily YouTube can be weaponized.

That's not nefarious, it's natural.

Vásquez dealt with the sins of fathers, Colombia's nefarious past and the cyclical nature of misfortune in that earlier novel as well as in this one.

New Birth is not just "a" cult but seemingly a link in a chain of interconnected, prosperity-preaching cults; guided not by sound Christian tenets but something altogether nefarious and un-Christian in nature.

What he worried about is "the pernicious effect, upon both thought and action, of an undue surrender to our sensual nature" on the one hand and "the nefarious influence exerted upon our knowledge and upon our conduct by a preponderance of rationality" on the other.