Sentence examples for sinister context from inspiring English sources

Grandage's production, with its shadowy tango-dancers and high-stepping military, also evokes the sinister context to the Perons' political rule.

The debate, however, does have a broader and more sinister context, taking place in the same week the Metro reported that 92% of 8-16 year-olds in the UK have been exposed to hard core pornography.

Law enforcement just needs to add a sinister context to your behavior, and off you go to jail.

(Thanks, Frank!) Until the day my father died, whenever Sinatra was mentioned, even in the most sinister mob context, he would pipe up, "That man is a saint".

But experiencing the utopian vision expressed in these fantastical structures, I was struck by how Soviet design, now stripped of its sinister political context, is often individualistic, imaginative and even admirably exuberant.

I said, "From clothing to intoxicants, what is normal and innocuous in another context becomes sinister when associated with black men and boys".

Altman's professed impatience with "most people" takes on a sinister undertone in the context of his repeated references to the annihilation of human life or its replacement by "levelled up" humans.

That should be a wonderful memory, but it has been reconfigured by violence and the loss of innocence; Fincher demonstrates how the encounter is unbearably sinister in this new context, the sugar turned into a miasma.

This context puts a sinister spin on the use of urban history to enrich the promise of cultural globalization.

It is, for instance, in this context that a sinister genre of direct action has developed around symbolically and physically imposing pork products on Muslims.

In this context, the fridge seems sinister, yawning emptily, but big enough for corpses.