Sentence examples for considered menacing from inspiring English sources

His young black body was already considered menacing, a threat.

"He wasn't acting in any type of way that he would have been considered menacing, if you will".

Even after violating probation at the end of March, Darryl Strawberry was not considered menacing -- or, perhaps, important -- enough for law enforcement to really look for him.

The statement harked back to the dangerous German tendency to equate nationality with ethnicity, and is rightly considered menacing to outsiders.

The suit says that later, in a tone that Mr. Zherka considered menacing, Ms. DiFiore asked, "How would you like it if someone came after your family?" In an interview, Ms. DiFiore said she could not discuss his accusations "because it's a pending lawsuit".

Many lizards are considered menacing because of their seemingly expressionless faces combined with their claws and teeth, whereas turtles are thought of as slow-moving, docile creatures.

Meanwhile, booksellers bemoan falling sales of the novel - no longer itself considered a menace to society - in favour of "dictionaries, glossaries, dictionaries of synonyms, &c".

It's not all that difficult to write a novel in eight weeks, but you're considered a menace if you write more than one every three years.

The test: If a tweet could create fear or apprehension in the minds of anyone who may reasonably be expected to see it the tweet could be considered a menace and an offence under the Communications Act A tweet containing a false statement that induces another person to act on it may offend laws against deceit and the making of misrepresentations.

However, several hurdles remain before HCV infection can be considered a menace of the past: High treatment costs will most likely result in absent or limited access in middle and low resource countries and will lead to selective use even in wealthier countries.

"Once considered a menace to society, teenagers are now cleaning up the political catastrophe left by older generations," states the voiceover in the parody commercial.