Sentence examples for hints of menace from inspiring English sources

Rather, the gross bits the blood mist, the invisible brain fragments infuse the general atmosphere, where later they encourage your gooseflesh to shiver at mere hints of menace.

The critique contained obsessive, paranoid passages about a "German American woman" humiliating him in his therapy group, and hints of menace.

Hints of menace — a reference to a robbery, an illness, a drop of blood on peeling linoleum — are delivered blandly, matter-of-factly, as if resisting the urge to dramatize were a kind of survival mechanism.

In an instant, the Melvins and heavy metals from the depths of the Earth, every touch of evil and the flames that licked ferociously at Saltair, the secrets and curses of Egyptian tombs, the hints of menace and destruction, filled the cavernously domed room.

I can't help but notice the hint of menace.

No longer gentle and welcoming, the shoreline shadows undulated with a hint of menace.

The only hint of menace was the number of people wearing face masks.

Bell remembers Osborne exuding charm and just a hint of menace: "George had a lovely word.

Gone, too, was the hint of menace associated with the chronically unstable.

There was always a hint of menace and things being about to kick off, though.

"We'll find out who tipped off the police," he says with a hint of menace.