Sentence examples for foreign menace from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Menace would oppress Londos for about 40 minutes.

A Foreign Menace, in most cases a real wrestler, would be imported.

"Closing our borders to the foreign menace!" Cranklepot cries, exhorting the community to "embrace your inner reptile".

Liberal talk-show hosts denounce the Brotherhood as a foreign menace and its members as "sadistic, extremely violent creatures" unfit for political life.

TODAY, as we celebrate our independence from one form of tyranny, many New Yorkers may be consorting with a new foreign menace.

The Scots, who were begged to stay in the union during last year's referendum, are now portrayed as some kind of foreign menace.

A journalist argues that America's immigration system serves to welcome "terrorists, criminals and other foreign menaces" to our shores.

The focus on foreign menaces follows the attempted terrorist attacks last month in London and Glasgow: most of those suspected in connection with them are foreigners.So far, so uncontroversial.

That delay was supposed to help vulnerable Democratic candidates who didn't want to get into the whole immigration thing, at a time when some Republicans were trying their best to muddy the waters with scary references to Ebola, ISIS, and other foreign menaces.

The formula is therefore simple: make people, already nervous, feel terrible, and then emphasize it's all because of a group, lying within, foreign and menacing.

But those who welcomed the coup have also lost their sense of fun, gloating at the defeat of the Islamists and preoccupied with tales of foreign plotters, menacing terrorists and an imagined fifth column of liberal dupes.