Sentence examples for hidden menace from inspiring English sources

Abramovich's deadpan style and delivery recall Vladimir Putin, whose uncompromising answers radiate a hidden menace.

The next over Meaker discovered some hitherto hidden menace to bowl Jamie Overton and leave Somerset eight down.

According to Crowe, pigeons are a blight on touring bands and large venues, a hidden menace lurking in the rafters.

Those very same factors, regulatory weakness and offshore secrecy, also lie behind the hidden menace of tax dodging by big business on a massive scale.

But the family's shocking demise was a stark reminder of a hidden menace under many parts of Quebec, one that dates back 10,000 years to an ancient inland sea.

Among the dramatists of the last century, Beckett is his only serious rival in terms of theatrical influence; and it is a measure of Pinter's power that early on in his career he spawned the adjective "Pinteresque" suggesting a cryptically mysterious situation imbued with hidden menace.

Its sharp script takes on, among other things, the egotism of established writers and the desperation of unpublished ones; the sometimes alluring vapidity of celebrities; and the hidden menacing nature of cows.

Players are forever going from extremely, warm and in this city humid atmosphere into rooms where air-conditioning cools them down artificially and quickly and spews out untold hidden menaces.

There are manta rays pulsing along in the deep, and turtles breaststroking on hidden currents, menacing lemon sharks and motionless barracuda and shrimp and crabs and lobster and conch.

Having seemingly been done wrong, she seems ready to do wrong, pulling a knife from a hidden holster and menacing an invisible foe.

The best expression of these shared themes is Hidden, a film combining Hitchcockian menace with high structural subtlety.