Sentence examples for sinister work from inspiring English sources

The most sinister work here is "Little Boy Blue," depicting a tyke on a bike in pink shorts, shirt and cap, emblazoned with Nazi-style swastikas.

The Rev. Roberto Miranda, senior pastor at Congregación León de Judá in Roxbury, said the dilemma of evil was that even as it carried out its "dark, sinister work," it always ended up inspiring good.

The most sinister work is the simplest: "Little Boy Blue," depicting a tyke on a bike in pink shorts, shirt and cap, with Nazi-style swastikas emblazoned in blue on his cap and sleeve.

But how stress accomplishes its sinister work on a cellular level has remained mysterious.

Like layered negatives, the sometimes sultry, sometimes sinister work fuses human figures and news events with commercial products to be bought and sold.

Indeed, this has been the most sinister work of the Campaign for No One: by accepting (and even embracing) laziness of thought, we have allowed the power of herd mentality to overtake the statistical progress this country has actually made.

"Izabella has been seen to physically squirm at some of Yuri's fantastical and, perhaps, somewhat sinister works," he said.

Or maybe there is something even more sinister at work.

Or is there something more sinister at work related to the new role he would play?

Gingrich's many detractors saw something more sinister at work: Will Wilkinson, blogging for the Economist, condemned Gingrich for using "venerable racist tropes".

-JENNIFER PATERSON & CLARISSA DICKSON WRIGHT, Two Fat Ladies: Gastronomic Adventures There was by all available early signs nothing sinister at work in this accident, just that mundane blend of bad luck and error from which neither fame nor wealth nor lineage nor youth nor beauty can protect any one of us.