Sentence examples for a menacing aspect from inspiring English sources

At the University of Cincinnati, where he had been invited to give a series of lectures, his mien at the lectern took on a menacing aspect; the English Department had to seat a human shield of large-bodied scholars in the front row for fear that he would physically attack his audience.

Zelda turned from writing to painting, and the museum has 11 examples of her idiosyncratic artistic output, including flowers of oddly menacing aspect, a favorite theme.

Day joggles his own foot and asks Gately for his feedback on what's transpiring here, whether Staff can confirm hearing a, how shall we say, he says, menacing aspect to Lenz's tone and/or content.

It is our peculiar felicity to be altogether unconnected with the causes which produce this menacing aspect elsewhere.

Both focus on young women (this time it's Elizabeth Olsen) and both find strange, menacing aspects to rural America.

The guards are dressed in black uniforms, which is meant to give them a menacing paramilitary aspect, but they are unarmed (by U.N. regulation), barely trained, and mostly teen-agers.

"America's insolence toward Russia" should be countered with a "nuclear aspect,"  Kiselyov said in a low, menacing voice during a show in early October. .

Mr Isaac is a menacing colossus.

Mr. Stark was a menacing Montresor.

But "Bullhead" sustains a menacing noirish ambience.

The entrance featured a menacing, falconlike archway.