Sentence examples for human menace from inspiring English sources

His ability to convincingly evoke human menace, subterfuge, and fear gave his psychological thrillers great impact while maintaining their subtlety and believability.

Seen from the distant gaze of Earth's orbiting satellites, the result is a landscape unlike any other; one in which polygons recently imposed on the landscape to protect the country from an imagined human menace bear more than a passing resemblance to a physical landscape designed to combat a very real and constant natural threat.

Dust constitutes an environmental and human health menace in many regions of the world.

Special forces in yellow hazmat suits would drop from the ceiling on ropes, isolate me under an airtight dome, evaporate me, and vacuum up the remains, as they do in "Monsters, Inc.," when the sock of a human child — a menace to health and security — is found on the factory floor.

If it is a human living being, menace.

When a tall tree or a mountain is called majestic and a rocky cliff menacing, human attributes are being projected.

I see Uruk guards menacing human slaves while others gather in small groups, bitching about their captains; I see caragors stalking through the wavering grasses.

The claim that the ant is a menace to human health and life also needs considerable modification.

Currently under construction on the island is Onkalo, a vast repository for nuclear waste, which will pose a menace to human life for the next hundred thousand years.

The HGV blind spot is potentially deadly, yes, but what turns it from moderate risk to outright menace is human behaviour, not the vehicle's physical design.

The robots are only really interesting or disturbing, however, when we see them singly, responding to human conversation with unreadable menace.