Sentence examples for pretty sinister from inspiring English sources

Sounds pretty sinister doesn't it?

"It's pretty sinister," she said with a laugh.

Which, you have to admit, is pretty sinister.

Indeed, the notion of never being outside the range of digital recorders operated by Big Brother can sound pretty sinister.

Moonraker's Hugo Drax was pretty sinister, with some of the best lines of any Bond villain: "Look after Mr Bond.

All of which are pretty sinister, but when sung in such a Scottish rasp it affirms that there's no better accent to ignite a frenzy of anger.

Also, it looks fantastic – slick, pretty and sinister.

Dancing around the sky, they are far more pretty than sinister, like Zen zorbs designed by Steve Jobs.

But to me it's pretty dark and sinister... ...... Burrows: "...and to me it's very Tom-ish".

Drew and Annabel are deceptively pretty songs with sinister undercurrents.

The former were a blast of welcome loudness, filthiness and funniness in the mid-1970s, while the latter were similarly bracing, fusing the pretty with the sinister (take the Smiths' 1984 debut album: oceans of jingle-jangle alongside songs about the Moors murders).