Sentence examples for menace if from inspiring English sources

A classic menace, if ever there was one.

Thanks so so much... Best wishes, Kate Fleetwood A Leylandii can be a complete menace if not pruned and kept within bounds on an annual basis.

It's not all that difficult to write a novel in eight weeks, but you're considered a menace if you write more than one every three years.

The latter, he says, taught him that capitalism, though a force for good if controlled, could also be a menace if not.

He was no longer trying to frighten them, but to make a moral appeal — one that was nonetheless backed with a hint of menace, if only because he was still wearing a black balaclava.

Imagine The Phantom Menace if The Avengers' Joss Whedon had been brought in to rewrite the dialogue, or Attack of the Clones with Andrew Stanton at the helm instead of Lucas himself.

Zooming cars, trucks and, yes, bicycles loom as potential menaces if you're old and on foot.

"He wasn't acting in any type of way that he would have been considered menacing, if you will".

When the actual contents of the speech were known, Wall Street was seized with another war fright interpreting it as a warning that America would be menaced if the United States continued in its isolation and neutrality policy.

He developed a reputation as the kind of boss who seemed friendly at first, a man "who'd give you your first meal free," a former employee recalled, but who became menacing if angered.

Jess is one of those peculiarly fascinating eccentrics Walters understands so well, a lonely, taciturn woman whose clumsy efforts to help Connie conquer her panic attacks would be less menacing if she didn't always travel with a pack of slobbering mastiffs.