Sentence examples for the less nefarious from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of people here - even if they had the economic means to escape, even if they actually wanted to give up resisting on their land and just leave (which appears to be maybe the less nefarious of Sharon's possible goals), can't leave.

The rest of the video considerably less nefarious.

While DefCon attracts some "black hat" hackers, bent on learning the newest tools for illegal intrusion, sabotage, espionage and credit card theft, the large majority come to the conference with a less nefarious mission: To take control of technology, figuring out how to shut it down, hijack it or supercharge it to work faster, better and occasionally, more dangerously.

But the Satanic Temple's motivation is far less nefarious than the Satan association may make it seem: First of all, the group doesn't actually worship the devil.

But the real reason "African" was left out was rather different, and much less nefarious: James Murray, the dictionary's first editor, made an early editorial decision that the O.E.D. would not include any proper nouns — this was regarded as the province of the encyclopedia, not the dictionary — and that words formed from proper nouns would likewise be excluded.

The psychological and social barriers to involvement in violence are certainly higher than in other less nefarious activities, but the mechanics of the process that draws people into them are the same.

But some analysts say the more plausible explanation is less nefarious: that Mr. Ri died while driving in possibly dangerous conditions.

As to what the BPPE actually expects from coding schools, the requirements appear to be far less nefarious than they may have originally appeared.

Kushner seems to be confirming the substance of the report, but he insists it was far less nefarious than it might sound at first blush.

But in a dozen towns in the region, coca paste is seen in much less nefarious terms.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the communication was an offer to help organize the emails being released which, if accurate, suggests an even less nefarious interaction than some may have assumed.