Sentence examples for just as menacing from inspiring English sources

In the 80s, weight machines became just as menacing as any knife or chainsaw.

Vicious Venom Their line of bags are just as menacing as the name implies, with the secure roll-tops and waterproof design to "brave the elements" as their motto signifies.

But the best thing you can say about it is that a controlled and even-toned insane statement can be just as menacing and just as insane.

An ever more despotic Hamas and a weak professional infrastructure are just as menacing, if not more, to sanctity of the 'brand' of journalism originating from the Gaza Strip.

Martinez was just as menacing defensively with one blocked extra-point and two interceptions, one of which he returned 39 yards for Laguna's final touchdown in a wild first quarter.

It is, after all, a given that there are no more militias (which are now the National Guard) in this country except those made up of terrorists who would just as soon menace your community as ours -- and the potential need for protection is clearly the reason our founders wrote the Second Amendment.

Jupiter is just as much a menace as a savior, he said.

"Bwa ha ha!" he cackles in a manner that can only be described as menacing.

In fact I went back three times, drawn to this menacing and beautiful play just as surely as Presley is drawn to Cosmo.

But in the final reel there's a twist: the original street rebels are pushed aside, replaced by a tyranny just as ruthless as the one it toppled – and much more menacing to its neighbours.

A menace named Rolando Gottschalk, who is drawn just as eccentrically as the book's other characters, is off on a troublemaking spree.