Sentence examples for sinister potential from inspiring English sources

Every age, his as well as ours, seems to live up to its sinister potential.

After Auschwitz, how could uniforms, bureaucrats, chimneys and railroad tracks ever seem fully free of sinister potential?

It's a long way from a student ID to a fake passport, but Mr. Bunting readily acknowledges the project's more sinister potential.

But it was not until the fog in '52, that the sinister potential of air pollution became fully apparent This fog laster from Dec. 5th to Dec. 8th, and 10 days later, when the complete mortality reports had been available, it was learned that there had been 4000 more deaths in Greater London during that period than would normally have been expected.

One project, Architecture, by collective åyr (formerly AIRBNB Pavilion), explores private spaces become public, an architectural model of the future of the sharing economy, grimly reminding us of the sinister potential of platforms like Airbnb, if we abuse them.

Femoral neck fractures in children are well known for their sinister nature and potential for complications, especially avascular necrosis, which poses the most serious problem and has been reported to have a variable incidence [15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22].

Seen in this context, Brazil's action vis-à-vis Iran has a potentially sinister connotation in terms of proliferation potential.

It explores the pervasive American perception of China in either/or terms: either a sinister threat or a potential partner, and explores how these attitudes have led to a wariness about Chinese involvement in U.S. military technology.

CRISPR has a sinister side, with the potential to radically alter humanity.

But James is objectifying her in a far more sinister way: she's a potential murder victim larger than a cat.

Or, was the plan hatched when he was at Harvard Law School and some sinister manipulator immediately saw his potential to become the president of the United States?