Sentence examples for from menace from inspiring English sources

Seldom can an oeuvre so innovative and radical have coursed so far from menace and mystery.

For my son, who was learning the names of these things, the park contained the spectrum of possibility from menace to joy.

Terrorists, like bogeymen, are frightening even when they don't exist; and when they do appear in broad daylight, citizens who learn that the government failed to shield them from menace feel vulnerable and outraged.

No public mustering is free from menace in these fervid days, when a kitchen knife or a rented van can be turned into a weapon, and it was difficult not to sense that threat as the royal wedding drew near.

Something about the sudden switch from menace to charm, coupled with that jack-the-lad swagger, briefly brings to mind Arthur Seaton, the antihero of Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.

Mostly he stood at center stage, moved his hands a little and allowed the audience to take note of his background visuals, which were thematically pegged to each song: clips from "The NeverEnding Story" during "Dust"; a montage from "Menace II Society," "Boyz N the Hood" and other black coming-of-age tales during "Songs for Women".

So when Tommy "Gaetano" Logiudice, playing a tough who escorted Ms. Waite's character in for the crucial envelope passing, approached Gambino, I tried to make the subtle shift from "menacing" to "warily menacing".

It's far from menacing or mocking.

And his biggest hits are far from menacing.

Far from menacing Russia, NATO countries have slashed defence spending, just as Russia is rearming.

Far from menacing local cultures, as some fear, globalization has, by his accounting, been good for cultural diversity.