Sentence examples for little menacing from inspiring English sources

In silhouette, he can look bullish and a little menacing.

He sounded genuinely angry and a little menacing.

Today's City Ballet dancers respond to it without condescension, looking cool and even a little menacing in sneakers and sweaters.

Even the campaigns against littering ("Don't Mess With Texas!") felt a little menacing, faintly mimicking America's cold-war foreign policy.

Damien Jurado, "The Falling Snow" (2010) Gentle when it lands, steady, and a little menacing, Jurado's song is the aural equivalent of a snowstorm.

VIOLENCE -- Ogres and giants are a little menacing, but in keeping with a satire of the gentlest sort, there's nothing too upsetting.

Fourteen a week, 732 of the little menaces this year.

But his doggedly neutral Hal projects little menace or charisma.

"A little menace isn't a bad thing".

In the end his performance had too much elegance and too little menace.

Second, remember that votes that have teeth today concern the appointment of directors, and here there is little menace.