Sentence examples for so much sinister from inspiring English sources

With so much sinister action and so many stairs, the show is not for the faint of heart or weak of quadriceps.

But Mr. Brown, your sexual joke is so much more sinister than just playing the dozens or reading someone for filth because of not only this country's history of horrendous sexual abuse of Black women, but also because of your own.

However that may be, the striking thing about the text as a text is that it is not so much diabolical or sinister as creepy.

In the fight for the future cyberbudget, then, the Air Force's enemies "are not so much terrorists or sinister foreign powers as the other U.S. Armed Services," writes Page.

Why did the United States give so much support to such a sinister figure?

So much so that proposals for a Sinister Six movie featuring Paul Giamatti's Rhino, Dane DeHaan's Green Goblin, Doc Oc, The Vulture et al were beginning to look like a decent path forward.

There were clockwork birds and a "sinister lurking presence" and so much darkness that you were narratively, textually, literally pressing through.

The gender-based niceties that many enjoy so much are the beguiling flowers of a sinister tree with pernicious roots.

But the effect was not so much Wild West as floral farmers, even if there was a sinister note of spiders and bugs woven in.

Most compelling is Corporal Filsan Adan Ali, veering between a disintegrating self and sinister flashes of violence, who misses seaside Mogadishu so much that "she wakes with its spicy marine scent in her hair".

The truly sinister thing about this photograph that is empowering Nigel Farage so much is that he personally produced it.