Sentence examples for implicit menace from inspiring English sources
He sang with desolation, resolve and implicit menace, and his guitar solos plunked like Delta blues and seared like sirens and distorted screams.
Connell evokes the weirdness of this set-up – especially the menace implicit in their alien social rituals – with subtle elegance.
But there is also a feeling of the implicit current of menace, for which Pinter became a byword, assuming more literal forms.
"Don't Look Back," by Justin Kettleman of Bayonne, features a couple of mannequins posed like real people seen from behind, justifying the menace implicit in the title.
He can also never forget the menace implicit in a gesture some years ago by a husband who pointedly sat down in court next to the wife he was accused of abusing.
The very few successful career women I ever met, all of them phenomenally tough and inevitably single, issued regular warnings, both explicit and implicit, that marriage was a deathtrap and children at best a menace.
Hilary said she "came to crime from horror", and that "what I like about crime is that often it is implicit – you don't have to have it all in front of you to get the menace and the suspense.
Menace, menace and menace".
