Sentence examples for sinister criminal from inspiring English sources

It might be a clue that this solid citizen is really a member of a brutal and sinister criminal organization, which has its own plans for him.

Police had previously speculated about the motives of those piloting the drones, saying they could be scouts for a sinister criminal operation or part of a benign but ill-conceived prank.

The $100£6464) ticket, which comes as a collectible anodised steel card etched with the sinister criminal enterprise's octopus-like symbol, will allow 007 acolytes to view Sam Mendes' film once a day for the duration of its run.

He was being wrongly accused of having "conspired with a police sergeant who had sinister criminal connections to steal the property of a vulnerable adult, commit a series of serious criminal offences including conspiracy to pervert the course of justice, fraud, burglary, harassment, witness intimidation and offences under terrorism legislation".

Throw in a lonely boy, a couple of sinister criminals and an absent-minded scientist, and you come up with what Mr. Miller hopes will be a warm, entertaining film, with all sorts of "comedic elements".

"None of what?" It wasn't anything sinister or criminal.

Rather obtusely, the Globes have nominated Aaron Taylor-Johnson's performance as the sinister, feral criminal who sets the nightmare in motion.

February 15 , 1883Birmingham, England June 1 , 1959London, England Sax Rohmer, pen name of Arthur Sarsfield Ward, original name Arthur Henry Ward (born Feb. 15, 1883, Birmingham, Warwickshire, Eng. died June 1 , 1959 London), internationally popular British writer who created the sinister Chinese criminal genius Fu Manchu, the hero-villain of many novels.

The dangerous drinks can come from botched batches of home-distilled liquor, but they often have a more sinister origin; criminal gangs will cut standard alcohols with methanol and sell the resulting concoctions to unassuming customers for inflated profits.

More sinister organized criminal syndicates are also influential in much of the country (especially southern Italy), and have on occasion even assassinated politicians and police chiefs in order to protect their interests in narcotics trafficking.[4][5].

The secret of these sinister-sounding criminal masterminds?