Sentence examples for increasing menace from inspiring English sources

Still no mention of the breast, which sits with increasing menace near the sink.

As retribution draws nearer, the motif of a demonic mask appears with increasing menace.

Since Bayezid himself was a mystic, he brought mystic rituals and teachings into the institutions and practices of orthodox Islam in order to counteract the increasing menace of heterodox Shīʿism among the tribes of eastern Anatolia.

In the view of some thinkers, the increasing menace of international terrorism in the early 21st century has changed the scope and conditions of justly prosecuted wars, though others vehemently disagree.

He hit harder, ran faster and moved with increasing menace at the net to force a ninth career tiebreak between them, and found a closing forehand of perfect angle and weight to force a third set.

Yet he is right on at least one point that Mr Obama is wilfully ignoring: Iran's belligerent behaviour in the Middle East is an increasing menace.As we show (see article), the militias Iran is sponsoring are in some ways the Shia mirror-image of the Sunni jihadists of Islamic State (IS).

The effort from Everton was much better in the second half; they possessed the ball more with an increased menacing nature to their attack.

There were those who viewed coyotes as a menace, an increasing threat to household pets and, some feared, ultimately to small children.

Praiseworthy as his refusal to submit to blackmail may seem, Justin's intransigence only increased the menace to the empire.

Limited knowledge of HIV/AIDS risk and prevention among high risk groups increases AIDS menace in Armenia YEREVAN, Armenia, 14 June, 2011 - A major conference of Parliamentarians from Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States was urged today to speed up reforms to support the development and protection of vulnerable children.

In this deft translation by Hester Velmans, Dorrestein, speaking through Ellen, tells this catastrophic story in a chilling fashion that unfolds with foreboding and with ever-increasing menace.