Sentence examples for to sinister from inspiring English sources
adjective
Inauspicious, ominous, unlucky, illegitimate (as in bar sinister).
He is attracted to sinister places".
He deploys piano to sinister effect on "Feed Me" and "PacMan".
A puppet Cobweb drops his jaw and changes in an instant from sweet to sinister.
They point to sinister droppings, fresh holes and firsthand sightings of the skittering beasts.
During his activist years Mr Abraham had been placed under house arrest and subject to sinister nightly telephone calls.
It ranges easily from comic to sinister, from Muff Potter's drunkenness to a rich celebration of the Mississippi River.
Four-door civilian pickup trucks have been converted to sinister-appearing armored vehicles.
This is impressive in itself, but then you wander the maze-like corridors and discover 30 other sets behind tarpaulin drapes, featuring everything from pocket battery henhouse interiors to sinister-looking pieces of midget machinery bristling with levers and flashing lights.
Every age, his as well as ours, seems to live up to its sinister potential.
The mounted piece of the Brooklyn Bridge points to the sinister element that seems to follow us.
Yet some people continue to see sinister Jewish forces trying to drag America into unnecessary foreign entanglements.
