Sentence examples for sinister message from inspiring English sources

But another marcher had left a slightly sinister message.

However, the more sinister message was hidden away in the, frankly terrifying, two-minute nightmare sequence that was supposed to show the evils of drinking.

And consumer products can be a controversial business; some parents see Disney Princess as having a sinister message for little girls, for instance.

But there is a more sinister message implicit in the apathy argument, and this may explain why it seems satisfying to so many: it allows us to believe that we are suffering from a disease.

The relief that there was no repeat of the carnage and that the attacks appeared to have been bungled was tempered by the attackers' sinister message: that the four suicide-bombers who took 56 lives on July 7th were not alone.The attackers struck shortly before lunch in Tube stations at Oval, in south London, Warren Street to the north and on a train near Shepherd's Bush to the west.

It seems banal, but it carries a sinister message: looking good equals looking young.

Pro-government television, which lingered in its coverage of Daraya over unusually explicit footage of heaped and mangled bodies, issued equally sinister messages.

These paranoiacs are distracting us from the real menace:one of the government's most powerful agencies is sending sinister messages through its logo.

Creasy retweeted some of the sinister messages to her 30,000 followers as she said the "morons" behind the abuse would face justice.

Thinking adults won't find much of "Raise Your Voice" worth their time, but Ms. Duff's screen presence and the film's infectious high spirits will make this piece of fluff appealing to young moviegoers without conveying any sinister messages -- except the suggestion that soul-crushing grief can be "cured" in the short space of a summer.

To endure the frustration caused by students who can do the Crip dance, pierce their tongues and wear their clothes in ways that communicate both literal and subliminal sinister messages, but who swear they can't understand the use or purpose of symbolism in literature.