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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sinister outlook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or viewpoint that is ominous, threatening, or malevolent in nature. Example: "The detective's investigation revealed a sinister outlook on the events leading up to the crime, suggesting deeper motives at play."
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Poe wrote many of his most noteworthy works there and, according to Mr. Pettit, that city's rampant crime and violence in the mid-19th century framed Poe's sinister outlook and inspired his creation of the detective fiction genre.
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Until recently it outfitted its servers in proper hats, which prompted associations that changed depending on how far our meal had progressed, how thoroughly our patience had been taxed and how sinister our outlook on the restaurant had become.
And it is embarrassing because the 14, which are already starting to squirm, must now either climb down or risk getting into an even bigger mess.Austria's coalition government, whose main component is firmly centre-right in outlook, has never looked very sinister.
Sinister menace?
But sinister?
"Sinister," he said.
The town is sinister".
Something more sinister?
Woo... sinister.
But clearly sinister.
Sounds sinister.
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