Sentence examples for menacing danger from inspiring English sources

The ambiguities of the journey, ranging from seductive sensuality to menacing danger and possible disaster, are expressed in the show's title.

Another and still more menacing danger appeared in the southeast.

Proper evaluation of those parameters would let immediately know about sudden health state changes, accidental injury or another menacing danger befalling patients at home.

A vague but constant sense of menacing danger.

Music expressed that the album "has its share of anthemic moments, but the real passion spills over in the moody overtures where menacing danger feels seconds away".

Yet somehow menace, danger and the smell of blood are missing -- and not, I think, just because the enemy isn't yet within firing range.

Through these simultaneous developments, Barrett writes, the gun "inherited all aspects of the American firearm heritage: It was seen as an instrument of law and security, but also menace, danger and fear".

Related to that are other questions: secrecy, necessary but always a nuisance and sometimes a menace; danger, only a few actors in Powell's stories came to grief as a direct result, but there have been examples, such as Terry Waite, negotiating the release of hostages, kidnapped in Lebanon and held for over four years by Islamic Jihad.

These divisions may be worse than they were a few years ago, but this is not really the most serious danger menacing 78 million Turks.

He's married to Florence (Mary J. Blige), a midwife of steadfast principle who sees clearly the dangers menacing her family from white society around them and raises their children with them in mind.

They are theoretically menaced by a danger that no one, least of all the audience, is taking all that seriously.