Sentence examples for profoundly sinister from inspiring English sources

It's wonderfully funny, old-fashioned and, at times, profoundly sinister.

A nice balance is struck between curiosities and the profoundly sinister.

In prose that is simple, searing, poetic and also at times overdramatic, Min tries to give a fuller portrait of a woman many people today think of as profoundly sinister and fantastically ambitious.

Michaels-Moore charts Carlo's descent into vengeful madness with forensic care, while Andrew Shore manages to make the friar Melitone both bumblingly comic and profoundly sinister at the same time; no one is spared in Bieito's bleak vision.

Given that many of the terrifying moments in the book take place on holiday, this is a guaranteed way to make any summer break profoundly sinister, if that's your thing.

It is deeply sinister.

It's no secret that the Republicans who paint Obama as an elitist because he is an intellectual are elite in a profoundly more sinister way: controlling influence, money, power, big media, and pouring billions of dollars into buying elections.

Where Littlefinger and Robb respond to their encounters with powerful women with silence, a more sinister path is taken by another profoundly insecure man attempting to assert his dominance over the female -- in the skin-crawling scene where petulant King Joffrey commands a prostitute to beat another bloody.

She believes that today, people have been profoundly hypnotized into dismissing their own merits as a sinister, relentless chorus of doubt delivers discordant notes of insecurity and isolation to the masses.

So he is astonished and then profoundly thrilled to be called up one day by the eccentric and sinister DuPont and invited to live and train at Foxcatcher, and become, with him, a founding father of American wrestling greatness.

Sinister menace?