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Zelli's was closed, the bleak and sinister cheap hotels surrounding it were dark.

It's not a fully fleshed out product and they made a mistake but I don't think it's sinister.

But Italian artist Nicola Bolla, 47, has transformed them into something a bit more sinister - macabre tokens of death that include an AK47 assault rifle and human remains.

AND things soon turned even more sinister - for the military began investigating whether human thought could inflict damage on living creatures.

Last night Mr Kingdom told of the moment he feared his party was in the stalker's line of fire, and how he was confronted by a man in a sinister exchange on a deserted country lane.

They concocted a sinister plot.

Everywhere else the sepulchre is sinister; here it is deformed.

The sinister atmosphere of the place left an indelible imprint on my memory.

Erik Todd Dellums, who played sinister drug dealer Luther Mahoney on "Homicide," turns up here as the medical examiner.

But in the face of panic, of sinister towers of smoke, of invisible and implacable threats, the reasonable course is not an easy one.

Although most of the symptoms soon cleared up, critics of nanotechnology have been quick to identify this as one of the first examples of a sinister technology run amok.

The sinister symmetry of that theory is misleading, though.

I don't see anything sinister about (Confucius Institutes).

This is very sinister, mocking the futility of everyday life, opening with the line "Fitter, happier, more productive."

The sinister Harrison tells Stella that her lover, Robert, is a traitor, but that she can keep him safe if she sleeps with Harrison and does not reveal what she has been told.

In your remarks you allude to certain sinister development.

For starters, Mededvev had no background in Russia's sinister security services.

As if that wasn’t bad enough, Microsoft performs cursor hinting using the detestable circle with a bar sinister, the universal icon for Not Permitted. This symbol is an unpleasant idiom because it tells users what they can’t do.

Far from being sinister, his mask is a jokey icon of festive citizenship.

For some, the idea of these "three weird sisters" (as Ted Hughes called them, borrowing from Shakespeare) weaving their magic together is sinister in its resonance - the stuff of Grimm fairytales.

The shelters lured you in, put you off, and wore you down, with a sinister plan to palm off the mangiest, least desirable dogs they had left.

After all the Latin word sinister means left, and in English sinister has kept its ominous meaning.

Such sinister high hokum might be ridiculous if McCarthy didn't keep it moving faster than the reader can pause to think about it.