Sentence examples for menace confronting from inspiring English sources

Sir Peter found a perfect vantage point for his camera to observe the serio-comic menace confronting a couple (Vivien Merchant and Michael Jayston) who drop in on his thuggish yet weirdly literate brothers and father for an unpleasant little visit.

By Anthony Armstrong The New Yorker, May 3 , 1930 P. 18A new menace today confronts a considerable portion of our population--the writers of detective fiction.

It is easier, now, for America to paint Iran as a menace that needs confronting.

In both series you play a Western soldier confronting a menace originating from the former Soviet Union.

Cameron said it was part of his goal of confronting "the menace of extremism and those who want to tear us apart".

"Once again we must affirm that in the face of this terrorism, there must be no holding back, no compromise, no hesitation in confronting this menace, in attacking it, wherever and whenever we can, and in defeating it utterly," an angered Mr. Blair said in the opening moments of a joint news conference with Mr. Bush.

In a world with many dangers, this menace must be confronted.

XCOM is a turn-based strategy game in which you command soldiers confronting an alien menace.

Now he should show the same resolve in confronting this latest menace.

They were drawn together from the outset by a shared belief in the moral superiority of societies founded on free enterprise and the imperative which followed from that of confronting internationally the menace of Soviet communism.

The Pakistani Taliban would love to put a bomb under all that; yet the chief beneficiaries of the ballot box, Imran Khan and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, balk at confronting the fundamentalist menace.