Sentence examples for nefarious point from inspiring English sources

"My wife and I see a lot of films and a lot of them are from a real troubled or nefarious point of view," Brolin explains.

But the military still has a lock on all the social, political and judicial levers of power, ex-officers infest every meaningful ministry and state-owned company, and Myanmar remains a nefarious transit point for the trafficking of drugs, gems, weapons and humans.

"It wouldn't have been nefarious to the point where it would have come up covertly anywhere," he said.

Corporate trustees shield wealthy settlers from allegations of ulterior motives concerning trustee selection because a professional trustee typically lacks personal ties to beneficiaries to whom malcontents or nefarious interlopers may point.

The targets, printed on large sheets of paper, range from a dartboard-type circle to an image of a nefarious looking man pointing a gun.

Furthermore, it is possible that third parties could generate the key to the Superfish certificate and take advantage of it for nefarious activities, as pointed out on Hacker News.

At one point his nefarious Coors paymasters make Van Damme wriggle around like a penguin.

While this is egg on the faces of two candidates who have made campaign finance reform an issue, the connections shouldn't be assumed to point to some nefarious scheme.

Instead, it takes what may well be a perfectly normal website and wraps it in a URL that looks like it may point to some nefarious region of the web.

Though Apple doesn't seem to be doing anything intentionally nefarious with this information, the point remains that the laws of this country have not yet come anywhere near to adequately addressing the capabilities of modern technologies.

Of course, Democrats could counter all this by pointing to the nefarious presence of Don King in the Bush camp.