Sentence examples for sinister to be from inspiring English sources

There is something more sinister to be addressed when discussing the politics of seat-saving.

Even if it does look a little sinister to be courting family-minded buyers, Honda says it designed the Concept M for maximized interior space and driving fun.

It's also a deceptive little blighter: at first listen it's tender and melancholy, all elegant piano, shimmering guitars and faded glamour, but dig deeper and there's something sinister to be found.

The average Sainsbury's check-out girl, or London solicitor, would find it grossly humiliating - and not a little sinister - to be forced to behave in this thoroughly unBritish way.

On armed excursions through sun-dappled forests, they spoke of a vague but looming tyranny — an amalgam of sinister forces to be held at bay only with a firearm and the willingness to use it.

For as much as the spring collections in Paris last week romanticized traditionally conservative notions of dress, as in those long day dresses, garden prints and nipped-waist New Look suits, something more sinister seemed to be happening beneath the surface.

To "engage in politics" is a sinister act; to be "politically correct" is an immobilizing burden; to "politic" is the most basal form of cynical groveling.

So, Sinister is going to be sinister.

Once the sinister Sazerac ceases to be life-threatening, we sample both versions.

The development is uniquely sinister and needs to be explored.

These sinister types seemed to be part of a cabal whose plan was cajoling Brian to commit the knifing.