Sentence examples for some sort of sinister from inspiring English sources

Maybe McCarthy really did suffer some sort of sinister conversion over the summer?

They think Vodou is about sorcery, maybe love magic, usually some sort of sinister practice".

The cruise was inappropriate and maybe foolish (the top executives helped the war effort mainly from their desks in Culver City and Burbank), but Urwand mistakes preening for some sort of sinister relation.

Like many farmers, he regards any incursion on his land not just as a personal affront, but as some sort of sinister intimation that he's not doing his job properly.

"The plausibles," he called them — viewers who, rather than enjoying one of his stories about two ordinary people caught up in some sort of sinister affair, would nag at minor details or ask, "Why don't they call the cops?" To narrative filmmakers, the plausibles ask the wrong questions and make the wrong demands.

Jim McCluskey Twickenham Reading the various Observer articles about Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour party, you'd wonder why any sensible or decent person could ever support such an apparent disaster, at times portrayed as an inefficient, bumbling Mr Bean, otherwise as some sort of sinister, leftwing fascist.

This sounds sort of sinister, but it wasn't.

"What I deal with is sort of sinister, too".

Leave Different," which sounded sort of sinister, recalling that TV series about vampires roaming the bayous.

He said it was not "intended to reflect any sort of sinister or inappropriate relationship" with a regulated bank.

Sandra was nice enough, and her behavior never suggested any sort of sinister motivation.