Sentence examples for are particularly menacing from inspiring English sources

Roundhouse punches and hooks are particularly menacing.

"We wrote and had hits with songs like As Tears Go By, it wasn't particularly menacing.

Though Louis isn't particularly menaced.

"But I just happen to think in this instance given how menacing this is, particularly for young girls, my own view is this is an area where actually we do need to both update the guidance... and raise the expectation that all schools do this properly in the classroom".

During the opening half, his team were well on top and came close to breaking the deadlock on a number of occasions, with Vela looking particularly menacing.

None of these threats ever seem particularly menacing.

Walter White, played by Bryan Cranston, looks particularly menacing.

Callaghan never forgot that he had missed out on a university education and was not without a certain chippiness or a dash of menace: he was particularly sensitive to slights from better-educated rivals.

Disney provided few details, but a snippet of new Star Tours footage shown at D23 was particularly reminiscent of "Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace".

And over the weekend, he was particularly vocal about protesters' use of social media, singling out Twitter as a "menace" used to disseminate lies.

Zombies are more bluntly menacing.