Sentence examples for sinister keys from inspiring English sources

The sinister "Keys" has been tracking ET's presence here and preparing to enclose him in some clinical prison-bubble, yet the "spaceman" moment makes it look like the heartless and ignorant authorities are the real aliens.

Black-on-Black genocide is addressed over sinister keys on "Ghetto," clarity is given to the difference between reality and entertainment imagery on the Just Blaze produced "Rap vs Real" and "Blown Away," is as courageous as it is strong with its message of what it means to be a true rebel.

The trailer hits all the true crime tropes right off the bat: There are local news snippits, some sad "look how happy we were before it all went wrong" home video clips, and a suspect pleading his innocence over some sinister piano keys.

The ice isn't actually black (Key and Peele do a funny bit on the racializing of this particularly sinister hazard); it only looks that way on asphalt.

On Monday Charlie Brooker provoked more than 900 posts and tweets by claiming that the "most sinister" aspect of Richard Keys and Andy Gray's downfall is that their remarks were made off-air.

"It's more of an ongoing irritation than anything serious, scans have shown nothing sinister, but David is a key member of our group.

Key organizers NA are a pretty sinister bunch.

Just me?" It was a comical and sinister and telling performance — a prominent Karzai backer damning key members of the president's re-election team (locally dubbed "the warlord ticket").

Lack of central enhancement is key to distinguish epidermal cysts from more sinister lesions such as neurogenic tumours or sarcomas, particularly if heterogeneous signal is present because of internal debris.

It gets more sinister, especially for women, since your liver is a key detoxification organ and has two steps in taking toxic substances from toxic to non-toxic.

As the narrative flips hither and yon, its genre-ego and psychoanalytic-id doing battle to entertaining effect, the key players vacillate between the sympathetic and the sinister, the paranoid and the perceptive, with understated ease.