Sentence examples for sinister emotion from inspiring English sources

The video depicted a far more sinister emotion: happiness.

A classic quiet storm, the record's sophistication offered morose resignation in the 1980s manner – all neon lights reflected in wine bar windows, suggesting more sinister emotions lying iceberg-like beneath the surface.

The Residents' collage is at once tender and sinister: a mocking polemic masking deep emotions.

He had to seem like a very complicated character: dark and remote, but not sinister, just cut off from his emotions.

Morfydd Clark is gently enticing; Siwan Morris erupts juicily; David Moorst is by turns touching, unreadable and sinister; while you can see the unspent emotion moving through Jason Hughes.

The Athens-based artist describes the evolution of human emotion inscribed in his series, titled Sinister, "[The series] deals with personal memory and loss.

Meanwhile, emotions also ran high at a sinister counter-celebration in rebel-held Donetsk, where hundreds of locals lined the streets to watch a parade of Ukrainian prisoners of war.

Children's choirs accompanying an adult voice can be a strange juxtaposition, especially if the subject is serious or sinister, but can enrich with a new layer of emotion, gravitas or humour.

But the raw emotions shocked Syrians and left officials painting a sinister picture of foreign plots to partition the country.

The antithesis of the scowling Ford, Hauer's Roy is a sinister smiler, or someone whose face falls at the brush of an unassimilable emotion.

Hassan explained how groups start to become sinister when they take some steps to control behaviour, information, thought and emotions.