Sentence examples for sinister order from inspiring English sources

Muse's sinister order to Phillips in that scene – "Look at me, I'm the captain now" – was an unscripted line that came "in the heat of the moment, because he wasn't talking to me, he was just talking, shutting me down".

"I think that when JFK was assassinated, the part of your brain that is ready and able to connect all the dots necessary to prove that there was an order to this, and it was a sinister order, are the same exact chemicals in your brain that you need to write stories," he said.

Her Captain Hook, whose crew treats her like a crazed Miss Julie, gives menacing orders in a throaty purr more sinister than the usual buffoonish growl.

But at least one doughty adult fainted during this dark fairy tale in which a girl tormented by a pair of sinister clogs orders a butcher to cut off her feet, which he does with much gusto and even more blood.

Emmet Gowin took an aerial photograph of an aeration pond at a toxic water-treatment facility that has a peculiar and slightly sinister sense of order.

He told the jury there was "nothing sinister" in his order and that he believed they needed a "separate document" to record their memories.

Set in a dystopian near future, The Lobster focuses on a group of single men and women who are brought to a sinister hotel and ordered to find a life partner within 45 days.

Just as he subsequently endeavoured to include a similar curlicue in subsequent films, with ever-diminishing returns, Kelly seems to think he has to shoehorn in his trademark combination of spiralling enigmas, "scientific" hokum and sinister, otherworldy forces in order to maintain his vision.

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Apparently, 13percentt of respondents suspect that Barack Obama is "the Antichrist", while 37percentt of Americans think that global warming is a hoax and 28percentt of dickheads believe in a sinister global New World Order conspiracy.

Ian Macdonald QC, the president of the Immigration Law Practitioners Associationn, described the citizenship orders as "sinister".