Sentence examples for menace lies from inspiring English sources

Why pull more ships away from home when a greater menace lies just across the Sea of Japan?

Who could safely say no further menace lies in those sullen eyes and powerful arms, this damaged life?

Behind what we think of as the Russian menace lies what we do not wish to face, and what white Americans do not face when they regard a Negro: reality — the fact that life is tragic.

The menace of Brussels lies not in the terror, but in the reaction to the terror.

This was an altogether grimmer, more cloying, bleakswept city of tiny menaces, long-held lies, angry panic.

But the bigger menace may actually lie hidden, in the form of other financial institutions outside the banking system, including insurance firms and pension funds that are suspected of holding substantial amounts of bonds from troubled European countries.

And over the weekend, he was particularly vocal about protesters' use of social media, singling out Twitter as a "menace" used to disseminate lies.

The prime minister has called the micro-blogging site a "menace" used to spread "lies".

He lies, bullies, menaces, dishes it out but can't seem to take it, exhibits such a muddy understanding of certain American principles (the press is free, torture illegal, criticism and libel two different things) that he might be a seventeenth-century Austrian prince time-transported here to mess with us.

Miller's strength, in contrast, lies in his menace.

But the real menace to the coalition may lie in personalities rather than ideas.