Sentence examples for sinister impulses from inspiring English sources
The series, with its insistent eye for sinister impulses, can be too much to take.
Mr. Crocquet's work, however, is by no means intended to exonerate terrible crimes or rationalize sinister impulses.
More recently, it has been inflamed by the rising passions surrounding the unresolved clash between Palestinians and Israelis, which in turn have unleashed more sinister impulses.
Just like Fargo, it is about the scary worlds that we can unlock if we let our more sinister impulses run wild.
But by the simmering Adagio of his Sixth Symphony, the Romantic impulse is a sinister, sour one, at least until a radiant calm breaks through near the end.
Where else but darkest newly capitalistic eastern Europe, trafficking in every base human impulse, would host a sinister white-collar murder ring?
His goofy and sinister appointments to top government positions extinguish any hope his wild impulses will be contained by an inner circle of cooler heads.
Some of the paintings feature expanses of cowboy and Indian fabric, quite in keeping with the general thrust of things; or black-and-white images of bathroom fixtures, whose sinister sparkle alludes to the predatory nature of the consumerist impulse.
You also experience a more benign version of the power of lust, an impulse that up to now has assumed forms that are either sinister and potentially violent (via the creepy handyman Jud, played by Aaron Ramey) or comical (via the ever-game Ado Annie, portrayed with energizing freshness by June Schreiner).
More sinister are the nameless, faceless critics lurking on social media and comments sections, giving voice to a society's most hateful impulses.
