Sentence examples for sinister conduct from inspiring English sources

Since 1994, Russia's wars against nationalist and Islamic separatists in Chechnya have been fought with sinister conduct by all sides.

"The government crusade against Mr. Baldeo is particularly vindictive and discriminatory given that past history reveals that more sinister conduct alleged against establishment candidates often resulted in civil administrative proceedings — and not criminal cases," he said.

To figure out whether it was a suicide attempt, as the police believed, or something more sinister, I conducted newspaper-archive searches and made inquiries with local town officials.

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Her mother, the treacherous Mrs. Coulter, is secretly running an isolated camp in the same region, where she conducts sinister Dustrelated experiments on abducted children, under the aegis of the General Oblation Board, one of the Church's more malevolent offshoots.

The hospital in which Charles Dance's sinister Dr Roget conducts dastardly experiments on comatose patients is identical to the one in the first film, only transplanted from suburban Melbourne to an isolated park; nearby lurks a lighthouse.

For some opponents here of the single currency, the Europeans, especially France and Germany, are often depicted as conducting a sinister plot to dictate a political and economic agenda contrary to British interests.

But a much bigger worry was that the commission's trustbusters may have ignored evidence that could have weakened their case and made Intel's conduct look less sinister.

All of this may prove persuasive to many of those already opposed to the nation's high level of military spending or prone to see sinister motives behind the secretive conduct of its diplomacy and intelligence.

His tireless cross-examination revealed violent police interrogation practices, with prisoners suspended upside down from iron bars and electrodes clamped to testicles and women's breasts, conducted in a sinister waarheidskamer (truth room).

He was on the mark when he suggested that the obsession with collecting data about human conduct would quickly turn sinister.