Sentence examples for sinister portrait from inspiring English sources
The sinister portrait shows Hirst looking directly at the viewer, dressed in a chemical dry suit and holding a mask, which he wears to make his formaldehyde works.
His lawyers accused prosecutors of cherry-picking words to create a sinister portrait, and brought up calls in which Hafiz spoke warmly of America and against the Taliban.
Opus Dei is known to millions of readers of "The Da Vinci Code," which presents a sensational and quite sinister portrait of the group.
It combines sumptuousness - the costume design is by Oscar-winning Sandy Powell - with a brooding and sinister portrait of a Tudor family in meltdown.
But investigations by local journalists — and now testimony and documentary evidence at the commission, lawyers contend — have suggested a far more sinister portrait of the events that unfolded that afternoon.
Food and drink are flung and sloshed in Mr. Landsman's play (potato chips and cola), and a melon is vivisected, pulped and splattered for Mr. Khalezin's sinister portrait of a policeman interrogating a dissident student.
Across the compound, the smaller Elayne P. Bernstein Theater is occupied by a tender rendering of the brutal "Beauty Queen of Leenane," Martin McDonagh's sinister 1996 family portrait of the ties that strangle, set in rural Ireland.
Heller's compelling portrait of a sinister spinster is elegantly fashioned and fleshed out with casual comments on the awful realities of loneliness.
"All Men Are Liars" goes beyond being a playful exercise in genre, however, as the metafictional games and effects find their much more sinister echo in Manguel's portrait of late-1960s Argentina.
The most sinister character in this unsavory portrait gallery is Isaac (Jonas Bloch), a resident of the seedy Hotel Texas -- an establishment just one step above a flophouse -- where most of the film is set.
It is one way to understand why people upload things that make us gasp, from my friend's playful bare-all portrait to more sinister, illegal activities, like the defacing of parks and monuments with graffiti and other acts of outright vandalism.
