Sentence examples for face of menace from inspiring English sources

Jess Biblowitz remains calm in the face of menace, uneasy about the stock market and the possibility of a military draft but not given to apocalyptic visions.

This streak of police wildness is especially striking when you consider how restrained officers can be in the face of true menace.

To Mr. Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, the city has become shorthand for the growing threat to the United States from Islamist militants — and what Romney advisers call the Obama administration's "passivity" in the face of the menace.

"But if our critics are wrong, if we are right, as I believe with every fiber of instinct and conviction I have that we are, and we do not act, then we will have hesitated in the face of this menace when we should have given leadership," Mr. Blair continued.

The horrific attacks executed by ISIS foot soldiers in Paris brings a new face of this menace to the West.

In theory, American freedom may not back down in the face of anonymous menaces.

The police said Mr. Dykes had been scheduled to appear in court Wednesday to face charges of menacing.

He was also scheduled to face charges of menacing in court on Wednesday after neighbors said that he shot a gun at them in a dispute over someone driving on his property.

In the face of the Bulgar menace, none of the following three emperors succeeded in founding a dynasty.

Elsewhere in east Asia there were signs of a mild thaw in relations between Japan and South Korea in the face of the common menace posed by North Korea.

But it would enable him to remain in charge as a "civilian" president while portraying his Pakistan - more credibly than heretofore - as the last bastion of democratic moderation in the face of the Islamist menace.