Sentence examples for sinister justification from inspiring English sources

These "memorials" are "forgetorials"; they do not inform the visitors of the chillingly sinister justification provided by Mr. Gandhi for the Sikh pogrom: "The ground does shake when a big tree falls".

The stranger is fidgety and anxious, and at first Changez's elaborate self-justifications for his contentious sentiments begin to suggest that perhaps he is a more sinister figure than he allows.

Sinister menace?

But sinister?

"Sinister," he said.

The justification?

Woo... sinister.

Sounds sinister.

The town is sinister".

Something more sinister?

But clearly sinister.