Sentence examples for least menacing from inspiring English sources

He served twenty-five months in two prisons that housed the least menacing felons.

Rent one of the bikes available on busier days; this is the least menacing vehicular traffic you'll find.

The effect is deeply creepy, not least because Bennett is a beloved playwright and arguably the least menacing man in Britain.

The most up-to-date — and least menacing — of this nocturnal breed are, well, deathless romantics who pine like their mortal companions for a love that lasts through eternity.

"The people with the least-menacing names are the biggest jerks".

It's rivetingly clever, but may strike some, at least, as menacing.

Or will Russia muddle along like this for years economically stagnant, politically not as democratic as many might wish, a pretty miserable place to live for most of its people, but at least a menace neither to itself nor its neighbours?

To most Americans the entire Islamic world is still the "other," as Mr. Said might have put it, something mysterious and unknowable and at least a bit menacing.

None showed the least notion of the menace of Nazism.

In this scene, at least, the balance between menace, tension and humour is perfectly struck.

I don't mean they are the menace, at least not for the purposes of this article: I mean they are the most considerable portion of the population.