Sentence examples for represents sinister from inspiring English sources

Idris Elba plays the spacecraft's captain, who smokes cigarillos and owns an ancient squeezebox; Charlize Theron is his boss, who represents sinister corporate interests; Michael Fassbender, above, is David, a sensitive, possibly treacherous android evoking Peter O'Toole in "Lawrence of Arabia"; and Noomi Rapace is Elizabeth Shaw, a researcher who regards the voyage as a spiritual quest.

Idris Elba plays the captain, who smokes cigarillos and owns an ancient squeezebox; Charlize Theron (below, with Mr. Elba) is his boss, who represents sinister corporate interests; Michael Fassbender is David, a sensitive, possibly treacherous android; and Noomi Rapace is Elizabeth Shaw, a researcher who sees the voyage as a spiritual quest.

Idris Elba plays the spacecraft's captain, who smokes cigarillos and owns an ancient squeezebox; Charlize Theron is his boss, who represents sinister corporate interests; Michael Fassbender, left, is David, a sensitive, possibly treacherous android evoking Peter O'Toole in "Lawrence of Arabia"; and Noomi Rapace is Dr. Elizabeth Shaw, a researcher who regards the voyage as a spiritual quest.

"I'm disappointed in some who suggest that the Catholic bishops' stance represents something sinister, that it is an attempt to deny all women, of any faith, access to any contraception or reproductive health care of any kind," Mr. Clay said.

Millions believed that such relationships represented some sinister threat to the gene pool; that it was somehow cruel to bring up mixed-race children.

The official said that a meeting between ISI officials and Mr. Shahzad in October was part of the media wing's mandate to keep in touch with members of the media and that it represented nothing sinister.

So, Sinister is going to be sinister.

The mysterious land south of the border, on the other hand, is ruled by the arbitrary and corrupt exercise of power, represented by a sinister police captain and that meddling aunt.

There's a twisted irony in the fact that England and France, with one win over the Springboks between them in the past 10 years, represent the most sinister threat to South African rugby – and it is nothing to do with Owen Farrell's goal-kicking or Louis Picamoles' ball-carrying.

So, was this an oversight on Trump's part, or does it represent something more sinister?

He said Bolton's references to Libya represented "an awfully sinister move to impose on our dignified state the destiny of Libya or Iraq, which have been collapsed due to yielding the whole of their countries to big powers".