Sentence examples for sinister ambitions from inspiring English sources

So many sinister ambitions.

Alexis (sic) was masked as a fan but was hiding sinister ambitions and angles.

The 27-year-old mistakes Jonze for fellow writer Alexis Petridis and claims he "was masked as a fan" and "was hiding sinister ambitions and angles".

But he is absolutely right to stress both the misdirection of resources that can come from relentless structural change and the sinister ambitions of the government to pursue a for-profit model in our schooling system.

As for the rather vague "sinister ambitions" she claims I had – well, my colleagues sadly refused to comment on how sinister I am, but they were all adamant that I'm "not in the slightest bit ambitious".

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed the deal as a historic blunder that will enable Iran to do even more to fund proxy conflicts in the region and pursue its ultimate sinister ambitions unabated.

To those who value chaos as an end in itself, as well as to those whose ambitions are the sinister ends chaos produces, Milo is a hero and, in a sense, he should be: he's very, very good at being the particular sort of turd the generic "Chaotic Evil" personality values.

His early radicalization helped channel his ambitions in a grander, more sinister way.

He is characterized as being a sinister character, who will do what he can to further his own ambitions.

The newest one, "Ambition," has a woman, speaking in one of those sinister semiwhispers, saying: "When convenient, he worked with terrorist Bill Ayers.

Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard are the A-list casting as Macbeth and Lady M. Fassbender brings his alpha-rage and ambition to the role, but he is arguably upstaged by Cotillard who brings a demurely sinister determination to her regicidal plan.