Sentence examples similar to forestalling coming menaces from inspiring English sources

A. That comment from one of my peers about me coming off as menacing was devastating.

So the more Spurs do it, the more it comes back, with menaces.

The increase solidified a trend of ever-rising emissions that scientists fear will make it difficult, if not impossible, to forestall severe climate change in coming decades.

He's been at his menacing best since coming on.

He came in all menace.

I'm not sure where exactly the menace comes from.

That "sense of looming menace" comes to full flower on his blog.

"When Phantom Menace came out, he suggested a special preview before anyone else saw it.

The biggest menace comes not from Qaddafi militias but from rebels firing automatic weapons into the air in celebration.

Where Chekhov's stories within stories are frequently presented as entertainments, Ross's tend to come fraught with menace.

Rather, its menace comes from the fact that governments in particular have been early adopters of the open-source system.