Sentence examples for expression threatening from inspiring English sources

Further, we only used one negative facial expression (threatening faces).

He was assaulted by frat members who threw cans and bottles at him because his gender expression threatened their fragile notion of what it meant to be a man.

Confined behind the elaborate firewalls of authoritarian regimes such as China and Iran, they find their rights to expression threatened online and off -- by elaborate systems of monitoring and censorship and by harsh laws that punish bloggers with imprisonment or even death.

This will mark an end to self-regulation, "therefore press freedom and freedom of expression are threatened".

Curbing black comedians' expression would threaten a rare forum where they've been able to push boundaries of acceptable conversation for decades, often in positive new directions.

When freedom of expression is threatened, the rights to freedom of association and assembly, of thought, conscience and religion, are also compromised.

The entire sepia-toned production is so elegant, that Gingrich's attacks on the "ruthlessly secular society" in thrall to "a media-academic-legal elite [who find] religious expression frightening and threatening" sound wildly out of place, like a gunshot at afternoon tea.

A university may legitimately discipline a student for expression that is "threatening".

In it, you will see that I brandish an AK-47, make angry facial expressions, and threaten the infidels with imminent doom.

But this fake PSA about sexual harassment displays your underlying feelings towards women more than any sophomoric buddy flick laced with anxious anti-female slurs and expressions of threatened masculinity ever could.

What Shulevitz's assertions do is undermine the legitimate concerns that individuals have in regards to certain types of expressions that threaten a group's livelihood and right to life.