Sentence examples similar to sinister ink from inspiring English sources

black permanent ink pen.

Currently the ink-blot looks sinister (much self-inflicted) to pundits, a picture worthy of scorn and suspicion.

Instead of Orwell's intellectuals and bureaucrats clouding their true, sinister meaning "like a cuttlefish squirting out ink," we have television personalities disguising the emptiness of their thoughts with a set of pre-baked homespun idioms, or else with a technical campaign vocabulary that gives a false impression of privileged knowledge.

She also drinks ink, eats pepper and lives in a sinister Suffolk mansion, Hell Hall.

The recurring villain of the piece, meanwhile, is a sinister drug-pusher-cum-incarnation-of-war named "THE CREEP" (whose name always appears, naturally, in purple ink).

Sinister menace?

But sinister?

"Sinister," he said.

"A sinister"?

6: sinister, dexter, id.

The town is sinister".