Sentence examples for bit menacing from inspiring English sources
I needed someone who was physically a little bit menacing – David is surprisingly tall.
Mr. Chalfant stopped shooting trains around 1983, partly because the vibe was getting a bit menacing thanks to the onset of crack.
Sightseeing and Shopping This crowd rarely goes to Brighton Beach; they tend to view it as claustrophobic and a little bit menacing.
To most Americans the entire Islamic world is still the "other," as Mr. Said might have put it, something mysterious and unknowable and at least a bit menacing.
Simon Winchester examines the making of the "Dictionary of American Regional English," in Lapham's Quarterly: The scene is a mysterious one, beguiling, thrilling, and, if you didn't know better, perhaps even a bit menacing.
Slates Katy Waldman classified a classic Goosebumps story as "funny, icky, and just a bit menacing".
Some of these are, obviously, vehicles of flight; others are a bit more menacing.
· Versace used them in black to make their black biker outfits look even that bit more menacing.
But another factor weighing on stock prices may not be as evident as tensions in South Asia and the Middle East yet is every bit as menacing to investors.
Or did he give any thought to those who have cancers every bit as menacing, but which tragically afflict only non-sexy organs: the cervix, the pancreas, the prostate?
