Sentence examples for nefarious place from inspiring English sources

"For me personally, a show about an organization that was pretty much viewed as a very dark and nefarious place suddenly became much more gray, post 9/11," he said.

If a reporter dissembles to infiltrate a nefarious place, it should be to illuminate important realities that can't be accessed otherwise.

Though in its final period it seemed to have become a dark, nefarious place, both clubs had previously been Birmingham landmarks built upon the honest toil of dancers and the business acumen of the Taylors.

But as he made his way to the building's lobby, it was clear something more nefarious had taken place.

But you could conceal it somewhere to catch nefarious activities taking place.

These myths are particularly nefarious because they place artificial constraints on your diet, rather than allowing people to do what works for them.

Therefore, could it be that the tumult around deliveries of Iranian oil is merely a smokescreen to escalate prices, and that some thing far more nefarious is taking place?

It also has such traction among U.S. politicians that could be used for all kinds of nefarious initiatives if placed in the wrong hands, as the Digiphile blog astutely noted.

US financial authorities are to investigate the incident to "make sure that nothing nefarious in markets took place", according to the New York Post.

In the underground world of the deep web there are few places as nefarious as Silk Road.

Poor him! 1. Bo "marks" Sadie with a hicky, placing the nefarious Afreet under her control.