Sentence examples for sinister notion from inspiring English sources
The idea that beauty can be pumped into us -- a vaguely sinister notion -- gained momentum this year with the proliferation of injectable anti-aging treatments.
Ford's West rarely looked more lovely, but it's a backdrop to sinister and unsettling notions of racism, false hope and bitterness.
However, the recent arrest of a Bolivian ring of alleged child-traffickers has added a sinister twist to the notion of contraband.
Sinister echoes of discredited notions of an underclass, of "cycles of deprivation" loitered in his enthusiastic assault on social services.
The notion that a sinister liberal elite is running the show in its own interests rather than those of the public is not, of course, confined to the right.
She was brought up according to "völkische" values – a German word that roughly translates to "folksy" but means something far more sinister, better described by the notions of discipline, obedience and fanatical patriotism.
But he found the notion too "depressing" and "sinister --kind of like GOT.
Sorrenti scoffs at the notion that supplements are somehow sinister.
And if anybody believed that two-time Oscar winner Christoph Waltz is on hand simply to play the son of Bond's old ski instructor, the elegantly sinister new trailer should have disabused them of that notion.
Haunted by the spirit of his father's sinister Holy Ghost radio, Enoch is as much enthralled by notions of personal glory as he is the power of the Word.
