Sentence examples for any menace from inspiring English sources

In this movie, there isn't any genuine power in erotic imagery or any menace in perversion.

Napoleon III did not feel that Prussia was any menace, however, and in disagreement over the problem, Drouyn de Lhuys resigned in 1866.

The Brazil-born Spain striker has taken time to show any menace and often appears too pre-occupied antagonising defenders to focus his energies on scoring goals.

The cast's references to Germany's new Nazi rulers are playfully teasing, more amused than alarmed, and quite oblivious to any menace.

The unnamed teenager (like the frequent filming from directly overhead, it's not clear if that gimmick has a point) is exercising his secret telekinesis much more now, to the point where his parents and step-relatives really should twig; but they're busy being mildly selfish in a manner too humdrum to sustain any menace.

Everton's attack truly lacked any menace without a single shot on goal in the first half.

While the Rangers were happy to have his infusion of skill and attitude, Fleury played down any menacing intent.

You're fox alert — ready to respond to any menacing rumble — but you're also a flesh-and-blood component in the production process.

It is disturbing to think that police can arrest you and keep you until they think you aren't going to be a menace any more".

At the local police station, he assembled a small armory of pistols and carbines, to deal with any unexpected menace that might appear.

The rivalry between them is a genuine one, with little room for niceties, although Greene denies that there is any real menace in it.