Sentence examples for genuinely threatening from inspiring English sources

We get discouraged and scared about genuinely threatening things too.

If anything, it shows that people already alert law enforcement when they see genuinely threatening material online.

To the researchers, this seemed like an indication that adolescents perceive hostility-oriented digital issues as a big deal and as genuinely threatening.

If Steve Harmison fixes his radar and young James Anderson fulfils his promise, then England's pace attack begins to look genuinely threatening.

But he wonders how the administration expects him to do what its army of over-equipped spooks apparently could not: distinguish between the out-of-the-ordinary and the genuinely threatening.

Most of the behaviour reported to Laura Bates's Everyday Sexism project does indeed sound reprehensible, but by lumping together sexual assaults and genuinely threatening behaviour with casual propositions, the campaign risks conflating deplorable and even criminal acts with sexually liberated expression.

And I think that is genuinely threatened.

That's the first time Real have genuinely threatened.

The mounting deficits both symbolize Washington's institutional dysfunction and genuinely threaten the nation.

Poland, Romania and, most of all, the three Baltic states feel genuinely threatened.

Still, the patriarch and his church appear to feel genuinely threatened.