Sentence examples for menacing effects from inspiring English sources

To combat the menacing effects of being overweight or obese in Nigeria, there is a need to have a good knowledge of the prevalence of overweight and obesity in the country, and to address them appropriately.

An in-sync blocking unit in volleyball can have the same menacing effect on hitters that an effective pass rush has on quarterbacks in football.

She knows how to use proper names to menacing effect.

Gone Darker combined, to menacing effect, free-jazz and a sample of a freight-train whistle.

But it was an event 12 weeks before the killing of Ryder that, Barb feels, had a more menacing effect: the violent death of a white local man.

As an actor who has used his voice to great menacing effect, it now becomes lighter and more lilting, the more exercised he gets.

This is mesmerising stuff, hydraulics being used to richly symbolic and menacing effect (and, on that score, blowing the West End's Chitty Chitty Bang Bang out of the water) Chéreau's young actors also prove outstanding.

If done well, it can produce a menacing effect.

No screen adaptation of John Wyndham's classic post-apocalyptic novel can ever really compete with the book: when it comes to creating menacing flora, special effects and computer graphics still lag a long way behind the human imagination.

Menacing face met menacing face.

As you climb the bleachers, the weight of the cantilever is palpable, though the effect is less menacing than intimate.