(Sinister laughter)

That's sinister enough.

Why, for all you know, there's probably something a lot more sinister going on behind those windows.

What if obesity is a coping mechanism for a far more sinister problem going on underneath the cell?

This can all seem very sinister.

And they carried out a very sinister scheme.

And they carried out a very sinister scheme.

So attractively sinister! Taurus, the bull, you know.

A hospital is generally a sinister place so

In fact, the infectious agent of disease in this cancer is something altogether more sinister, and something that we hadn't really thought of before.

Of course! One of those sinister places in Greenwich Village.

I'll outlive all of you, you sinister buzzards. All of you!

That white coat, impeccable, seemed to bear witness to something sinister.

They've got those black sinister eyes and those spots on their body.

Because the problem there is just as severe, but it is more sinister, because vitamin D deficiency, from a lack of ultraviolet B radiation, is a major problem.

And I came to think that behind the violence lay a sinister criminal enterprise.

The victims are not even aware of the sinister danger until they are victimized.

But in contrast to my evil twin who lusts after world domination, my motives are not sinister.

I tell you, it was something so sinister that I was astonished he could do it every day.

The sinister aim of this clandestine activity is the destabilization of Ethiopia, using Eritrean nationals residing in Ethiopia.

I think you're a dangerously misinformed man... with a sinister notion about what the United States stands for!

Somehow insanity seems a lot less sinister to watch in a man than in a woman, doesn't it?

Many people believed already before the war that economies and societies should be planned as much as possible. Franklin Roosevelt s New Deal was one example so, in a much more sinister way, was the fascist state.

We know there are associations between the two groups and there is fertile ground for these sinister relationships to flourish.

This did not start under Blatter. It was his predecessor, the sinister Brazilian João Havelange, who turned FIFA into a corrupt and vastly rich empire by incorporating more and more developing countries, whose votes for the bosses were bought with all manner of lucrative marketing and media deals.

She has beautiful blue eyes, but they have a cold, sinister look that mark her at once as a gangster's moll.

However, that could not justify its abuse of humanitarian assistance for the sinister purpose of making biased political accusations against a sovereign State.

China may reason that its naval build up in the Indian Ocean is only about protecting sea lanes vital to shipping the resources that its economy needs. But others, like India, are bound to see something more sinister afoot, an effort at encirclement.

Choice remains unexercised, because individuals do not consciously think through their decision. If their choices can be directed, is this not paternalism plain and simple, rendered more sinister because individuals are unaware that they are being nudged, and cannot raise their guard?

However, the intention of the perpetrators of that act of terrorism and their external sponsors, whose involvement has since been proven, was far more sinister it was to incite the flames of communal conflagration and violence and damage India's secular and democratic fabric.

Embark on a quest to rescue a kidnapped princess and in the process, discover the true sinister intentions of a suspiciously located Lederhosen company

We share the view that innovative measures should be developed to prevent precious natural resources from becoming a source of revenue for sinister purposes.

The only reason for spilling blood for them was to assert, in the sinister light of a cruel gesture, the victorious culture of self.

There can only be a suicide crew left on board this monster lying here before us in the harbour, this sinister powerful menacing monster.

The Bundesbank did not fall victim to a sinister southern European conspiracy rather, it rendered itself irrelevant. Had it gotten its way, the eurozone would no longer exist.

1. From the beginning of the aggression, the sinister intention of the Eritrean regime has been to create a climate of fear and terror among the Ethiopian population.

The truth is that the BDS movement is nothing more than a sinister caricature of the anti totalitarian and anti apartheid struggles. It is a campaign whose instigators have no aim other than to discriminate against, delegitimize, and vilify an Israel that in their mind never stopped wearing its yellow star.

Meanwhile, the prime minister is falling dangerously under the spell of the charismatic tech billionaire who claims he can solve Britain's computer woes the sinister Jason Volta, played by Jake Lacy.

The sinister practice of ethnic cleansing, which had re emerged in the former Yugoslavia, was characterized by mass killings, forced relocation and efforts to change the demographic character of many areas.

In 1896, future President Theodore Roosevelt was a Republican attack dog. He denounced Democratic presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan as a mere puppet of the sinister governor of Illinois, John Peter Altgeld.

My own law firm has a list of questions that I'm not allowed to ask when interviewing candidates, such as the sinister question, bulging with hidden motives and innuendo, Where are you from?

In domains where supplier activities are legitimate, such activities are regarded as the normal dynamics of the market and not as some kind of sinister conspiracy enshrined in the notion of a nexus.

The horses are thunderously huge, the fibre glass designs on the central cylinder all gurning clowns and animals twisting to look over their own shoulders in terror utterly sinister, and the tinkling music oddly transporting.

33. Mr. Morshed (Bangladesh) said that terrorism, which posed a particularly sinister threat to smaller States, could not be tackled by any State acting alone and therefore called for intensive international, regional and bilateral cooperation.

But the Cameron government s approach is more sinister than the old right wing tactic of taking aim at disciplines that can be derided as effete. The British cuts reveal a push in developed countries one that also started in the US to target the kinds of education that lead to an open, vigorous civil society and a population that is hard to suppress.