Sentence examples for sinister glare from inspiring English sources
And then there's that mysterious and volatile man with the sinister glare on the loose.
At one point, a couple of looters directed a sinister glare at Lester and me, perhaps thinking that we were police.
Wnek on the other hand has a sinister and calculating glare – the sort you can imagine causing a child some kind of unseen psychological trauma.
More, even, than relishing the tidbits of gossip about the odd behavior of Jobs — quirks such as eating fruit exclusively for weeks on end or dressing repetitively in black turtlenecks, and more sinister habits such as glaring at employees to intimidate them?
When held in the hand, THE MANUAL OF DETECTION (Penguin Press, $25.95) looks positively sinister, with an all-seeing golden eye glaring out from its bilious green cover.
Mr. Jagger has his shirt off, flaunting his rib cage, and Mr. Richards glares ominously, like a film vampire, all toothy and sinister.
At the moment, one of the best examples on television is "Breaking Bad," and that sinister tale, returning on Sunday night on AMC, is set in the pitilessly bright glare of Albuquerque, N.M. "Low Winter Sun," a new AMC series that also begins on Sunday, has a classic film noir premise: a well-meaning sap is tricked into committing murder.
