Sentence examples for full of menaces from inspiring English sources
But for Syrian Kurds the future is full of menaces in the shape of a hostile Turkey to the north and Isis to the south.
His silence seemed at times to be full of menace.
He finally looked at her, and his glance was sharp and full of menace.
Like the rest of the crew, Gianfranco is a garish, exotic nightmare, full of menace and mystery.
To hear Ross's strengths on full display, try "Fuck 'Em," another track full of menacing synthesizers and minimal, deadweight beats.
Like Nast's drawings, the images of corruption, greed, and hubris found on McMurtry's ninth album, "Just Us Kids," are full of menacing detail.
The scenes in which he tries to ingratiate himself with the locals in the pub are full of menace and grim irony.
His work is full of menace, but it would be a mistake to read the menace as either political or coming from nowhere.
His quirky characters often seem to flit back and forth between two worlds, one humdrum and the other secret, mysterious and full of menace.
TEL AVIV — Eight months after the attack, the killer's face hovered over Dizengoff Street again, full of menace and malevolence.
"Pinter's early works were full of menace and caught that peculiar tension between everyday England and the darkness that often lurked just beneath," says McDonagh, nodding.
