Sentence examples for bit of a menace from inspiring English sources

This Cordelia has more than a touch of Antigone about her: young, fearless, principled - and a bit of a menace.

Why, this time he could invest the proceedings with a bit of romance, menace and magic.

I need a little bit of threat, menace, confusion about what I'm making.

"I always wanted them to have a bit of menace," Mr. Weeks explained.

Give me sinister before vacuous – if music didn't reflect a bit of menace I'd be worried.

I've always preferred my Roses when they have a bit of menace, mystery and malevolence about them.

Conscious of the cutesy anthropomorphism with which T-Rexes and pterodactyls have sometimes been treated in recent times, Trevorrow puts a bit of menace back into the reptiles.

Yet, something about Mendocino feels isolated and desolate, powerfully so, inspiring feelings of awe, eeriness and even a bit of menace.

"There was a bit of menace there from the FoIs, but the fact that it was so responsibly reported gave us the courage to realise that it was not as bad as we feared," he said.

Not much of a menace to anyone, really.

Trump is far more of a menace than Nixon.