Sentence examples for menacing behavior from inspiring English sources

Menacing behavior is certainly not unique to the Internet.

This is not to suggest, however, that the police tried hard to curb Mr. Babul's menacing behavior.

The city was quickly divided between those who deplored the unions' menacing behavior and cushy contracts — which allow up to twelve days of sick leave a year — and those who found an unquantifiable value in knowing their friendly local paramedic.

The city was quickly divided between those who deplored the unions' menacing behavior and cushy contracts which allow up to twelve days of sick leave a year and those who found an unquantifiable value in knowing their friendly local paramedic.

In his area, he said, the worst problems are gang attacks, assaults, menacing behavior, people being sick in the street and people beating each other up while waiting at taxi stands.

Many teachers and administrators are quick to call the police for real or perceived infractions by black students because of their ingrained belief that black students are more prone to violence and menacing behavior than white students.

Watch for stalking or menacing behaviors, and if you notice anything, report them to the police immediately.

Watch for stalking or menacing behaviors or threats, including threats to harm you or your supporters, or to commit suicide.

The racial overtones in the long-form video for the single "Thriller," for example, are unavoidable; made up as a ghoul, Jackson seems to be tacitly ridiculing stereotypes of menacing black behavior, in what proves, in the end, to be an entirely wholesome entertainment.

In a lesser drama, Suzanne would have remained a wild card -- a comic-relief character who'd occasionally appear in Piper's orbit to display menacing or slightly clueless behavior.

Menacing face met menacing face.