Sentence examples for distinctive menace from inspiring English sources
Even the fearsome Madame Defarge, the revolutionary firebrand who (literally) knits the destiny of others, lacks distinctive menace.
At any given time of the day, at least four are hovering in the sky, emitting a distinctive and menacing buzzing sound.
"I believe that equality is important, which is why I'm supporting one person, one vote," says Ross, with that distinctive hint of menace that's long ensured him a special place in viewers' hearts.
It's also a pleasure to see Michael Shannon (so impressive as the father obsessed with the imminent end of the world in Nichols's last movie, Take Shelter) in the brief role of Neckbone's uncle, and to have Joe Don Baker bring his distinctive brand of bulky menace to another small but far from minor part.
In 1999, our reviewer, Bruce Allen, called this a "distinctive literary thriller" with "frissons of surprise and menace".
Yet Soused is surprisingly melodic, Sunn O))) provide a menacing but rich backdrop to Walker's distinctive baritone.
What we said: "Soused is surprisingly melodic, Sunn O))) provide a menacing but rich backdrop to Walker's distinctive baritone.
What early New York Hardcore bands lacked in distinctive output, however, they more than compensated for in sheer menace.
The sense of menace that Cagney conveyed with his coiled-spring posture and the distinctive cadence of his rapid patter made him one of the most imitated and iconic performers of the prewar years.
Menace, menace and menace".
