Sentence examples for nefarious past from inspiring English sources

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.

Fortunately there's Great Gam Gam (a delicious Cloris Leachman, dusting off her Frau Blücher accent from "Young Frankenstein"), the brothers' steely great-grandmother with the nefarious past.

Along with Ani and Paul, she invites Ray, who she was previously gunning for, to be part of the team, surmising that his nefarious past might prove useful.

"That was 100-percent accurate, we not ask about Steve Fitzgerald and say he has a nefarious past".

Even without knowing his nefarious past, Tamara Sniffin, editor of the San Pedro Sun, told VICE the advertisements seemed suspicious.

The "Road Map" the IAEA and Iran signed in July 2015 was, given its low-profile and de-linkage from the body of the main nuclear agreement, more a face-saving mechanism for the IAEA to step back gracefully from its charges than a means for Iran to provide a mea culpa explaining past nefarious activity.

LaBeouf will play a Yale Law School graduate who is forced by nefarious figures from his past to take a job at a top legal firm to pass on top secret information about a multimillion-dollar lawsuit.

Indeed, the expanding regulative power of the administrative state would make it more likely that the influences on the law were now those of popular sovereignty and social justice, rather than the more nefarious influences of the past.

I've heard stories of people who had investors who were supposed to put in the second tranche of funding, but couldn't because their assets had been seized by a country as a result of various nefarious deeds in the past.

One particularly offensive if not libelous poster accused a doctor of being a "confirmed thief, and I suspect more nefarious behavior lurks in his past".

A country which radically challenged and ultimately defeated its nefarious racist policies in the past has now also rehabilitated its AIDS management why should the outside world praise the country for the former, but not for the latter?