Sentence examples for nefarious plans from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chiesa acknowledged that the case played to New Jersey archetypes involving nefarious plans hatched in diner booths.

Ford adapted this Alice to his own Wonderland and used her to act out his nefarious plans.

In "American Buffalo," Osment plays the teen-ager who becomes embroiled in the nefarious plans of two junk-shop habitués — played by John Leguizamo and Cedric the Entertainer.

They carry out their girlfriends' nefarious plans because they're men, and can pass without suspicion in the world of men, who, ultimately, see only themselves.

The most telling exchange in "Dr. No," all those years ago, comes when Bond is informed, over a glass of Dom Pérignon '55, of the Doctor's nefarious plans.

The film centres on a timid young rooster who summons the courage to face down an evil rancher with nefarious plans.

Internet chat rooms filled with references to Dr. K-K-Klausner and his nefarious plan to quarantine infected gay men.

These are not the typical hallmarks of a nefarious plan to stymie investigations and shield powerful market players from being held accountable for potential violations.

A scene towards the film's climax shows various world leaders getting offed, thanks to the nefarious plan of supervillain Richmond Valentine, played by Samuel L Jackson.

In one of the photographs, a beauty, there are two cars on the road, and an anonymous, possibly sinister, figure looks down from above, as if to confirm the results of a nefarious plan.

So, a brief recap: in an alternative Victorian England, a cabal of businessmen and alchemists embark on a nefarious plan to enslave the population through the properties of a particular blue glass.