Sentence examples for sinister gray from inspiring English sources
A rotating set with sinister gray walls aptly evokes various locales, including the soldiers' barracks, the town square and the smugglers' mountain hideout.
Take Michael Kaplan's contribution to "Fight Club" — a slightly sinister gray suit for Edward Norton and brash printed shirts for Brad Pitt.
Freddie Robins's sinister-looking gray-knit bodysuit, with the words "Craft Kills" emblazoned across the chest, alludes to the airline ban on knitting needles in the post-9/11 era.
Unfortunately "Au Cirque dans les Coulisses" (The Circus Behind the Scenes) is painted in shades of black and gray that make the strident mood somewhat sinister.
The clip is a fuzzy Michael Mann rip-off, nighttime Miami reduced to blacks, grays and electric blues, oozing sinister energy.
He is tall, with side-parted dark hair slicked back on one side and set to a tumbling curl on the other, and a mode of dress that recalls a vaguely sinister mogul of old: black crocodile vest, slim gray tweed suit, monogrammed shirt, Codo-gnato skull ring.
Modeled by a lanky, brooding Rooney Mara lookalike, the H&M looks channel the dark feel of the movie (although they're not quite as sinister as the leaked movie poster) but are utterly wearable, in neutral grays and easy shapes.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn Through March 18 Parker's Box resembles a high-end elecronics store these days, with a small stock of select merchandise displayed on shelves: gunmetal-gray laptops, cameras and camcorders along with items of more ambiguous and possibly sinister use.
And you've got juicy material, since gray-area accusations inevitably concern the fuzzy line between consent and coercion, seduction and something more sinister.
And ordinary Mexicans sank still deeper into the gray swamp that surrounds authoritarian societies everywhere -- the miasmas of resignation and cynicism, streaked with bizarre and sinister conspiracy theories and brightly colored millenarian fantasies that cannot possibly come to pass.
