Sentence examples for particularly sinister from inspiring English sources

"Full Body Burden" ends on a particularly sinister note.

The rollicking is given a particularly sinister twist.

(Giancarlo Esposito of "Breaking Bad" is a particularly sinister militia leader).

Particularly sinister in this case was the possibility that the attackers were militia members.

Given the importance of an independent press, the Sinclair example may be particularly sinister.

In this context the Dutch cases takes on a particularly sinister significance.

We particularly like sinister stories, when stupid stories are more to the point.

Fans of Hugo Blick's previous work (particularly the sinister noir The Shadow Line) and David Hare's recent Johnny Worricker films will delight, among other things, in Blick's presentation of the British intelligence services.

Ms Scott explained that it was the wording online that "sprang to [her] attention", particularly words like "sinister".

But there is something sinister, particularly in this age of Twitter, Flickr and citizen journalism, in being ordered to delete photographs and rip up a notebook.

I particularly liked the sinister look of the Burner, which I saw at the Geneva show in 2008, with its Goth color scheme of black in various finishes set off by details painted blood-red.