Sentence examples for sinister said from inspiring English sources
"The traditions aren't really sinister," said Sarah Hart Hansen, a 1974 graduate.
"They've had a hard time trying to paint Governor Romney as somehow sinister," said Ed Gillespie, a senior adviser to the Romney campaign.
"The fact that none of the journalists are suspected of criminality but all of them cover stories of police and corporate wrong doing hints at something more sinister," said Mr Thomas.
Smith, who plans to adapt the spoof post into something more sinister, said of the finance deal: "I can't thank the good folks at Demarest enough for wading into weird waters with us.
"There is a lot of speculation in the media, but before an investigation has come to a conclusion I don't think there is any reason to believe that this is sinister," said a Dutch Foreign Ministry spokesman, who asked not to be identified by name in line with what he described as government policy.
But after some debate, "We thought it was better that the information came out in case somebody constructed something more sinister," said Ronald J. Jackson, the lead researcher for the team, whose work is described in the February issue of the Journal of Virology.
"This physically frail, reticent woman writes spellbinding prose in a style that is spare and, occasionally, sinister," says Brokaw, in voice-over, pausing for effect in an especially Brokavian way.
Hopsin spoke on "Hip Hop Sinister" saying, "That's probably the most intense rap song on the album.
"You know what struck me as very important and slightly sinister?" says Hitchens, "When she said we won Florida and Michigan".
"It's a very sinister approach to a very sinister product," said Councilman Mitch O'Farrell, who wrote action regulating use of e-smoking devices.
