Sentence examples for sinister was that from inspiring English sources

The oddest thing about Conficker – and, to some, the most sinister – was that it didn't seem to be interested in sending a billion people adverts for Viagra.

But what makes this gruesome visitation so sinister is that no one knows how it comes.

The Republican legal activist Bruce Fein said, "What makes this so sinister is that the members of this Administration have unchecked power.

What made them so comically sinister is that they were always luxurious: in real life, villains' bunkers are claustrophobic places made worse by an atmosphere of paranoia.

One advantage to making yourself at home in the sinister is that, however the years creep up on you, and whatever the fondness of the public's embrace, your reputation forbids you to slump into the sentimental.

Although its atmosphere, at once lackadaisical and deeply sinister, is that of a nightmare, the book has the sheen of a wide-awake, hyper-real and terrifyingly definite experience.

What makes them especially sinister is that they are part of the wizard world's system of law enforcement, terrorizing the innocent to protect them from the guilty (or, in the case of Sirius Black, from the falsely accused).

What makes Boulle's story possibly sinister is that he is profiting essentially from Africa's misery.

The most sinister possibility is that YouTube videos generally follow massacres.

TR: Would it be that sinister if AT&T occasionally delayed videos to iPhones in a busy area to ensure that subscribers there could make voice calls?

She's alienated from her surroundings and trying to ignore the sleazy clientele – who is that sinister man in the mirror?