Sentence examples for could be menacing from inspiring English sources

He suggests that African-Americans have never been especially fond of the Fourth of July, for example, partly because the framers of the Declaration of Independence tolerated slavery and partly because the day could be menacing.

The consequences would be menacing.

Never be menacing.

This is the curse of our movement; that we were born in a patriarchal society where men think women are subordinate, and because he is a man this is how it happens in all families, and in society he thought he could lead us by being menacing.

It is menacing in itself, and menacing also in the possibility that this is reality, if only we could see it clearly.

Their rhetoric is menacing.

You were menacing".

"He's menacing.

He was menacing... threatening.

But they are menacing.

Along with almost everyone else, I'd had no idea that hurricanes could happen anywhere near New York, or, if they did, that they could be a menace to anyone not at sea.