Sentence examples for sinister reality from inspiring English sources

There may, though, be a sinister reality behind the humour.

But he doesn't soft-pedal the sinister reality of an egomaniac spreading chaos and carnage with zero accountability.

But the sinister reality is not really explored (too many the concepts, too short the chapters).

At this stage there's no way of knowing if the hunch will turn out to be a pipe dream or a potentially sinister reality.

Book titles throughout -- Two Faces," "The Shadowed Other," "Double Impact" -- call attention to Proctorr and Prentice as psychological halves of one sinister reality.

Thinking about Edward Snowden on Sunday, it wasn't much of a leap to imagine him and his colleagues working in some version of Oceania's Ministry of Truth, gliding through banal office gigs whose veneer of nine-to-five techelpedtoc normality hideed theirde their more sinister reality.

But Ms. Mtetwa also explained the sinister realities of a woebegone place: "Ultimately, there is no law in Zimbabwe.

On the flipside, many classics have their roots in the sinister realities of life, and were adapted from folktales.

Seeing the picture again after reading le Carré's piece was like entering a physical and spiritual atmosphere that was once very powerful but now has shifted from the dangerous to the aesthetically and morally sinister, from reality to art.

And this fall, Random House will reissue Cunningham's 1965 work "Dorp Dead," the groundbreaking book that critics said introduced a sinister psychological reality into the children's book genre.

Mr Bremner, despite being an admitted Labour supporter, has led the attack: his recent Channel 4 series featured a crazed, messianic Mr Blair being manipulated by a sinister, virtual-reality version of Peter Mandelson, the prime minister's chief image-maker.