Sentence examples for menacing experience from inspiring English sources

The news of two shootings and a beating at Candlestick Park at a 49ers-Raiders preseason game is the latest in a long trend of the increasingly menacing experience of attending a live sports event.

Sammy (like all young writers) has been told to write what he knows, and he desperately wants to milk this one menacing life experience for all it's worth.

The black journalist Courtland Milloy recalls the menacing environment experienced during his childhood, in which "so many black travelers were just not making it to their destinations".

To sit in a booth with a Smuttynose I.P.A. and a dram, cocooned in plaid and buffed wood while looking out at the city cold and menacing, is to experience a sense that life is probably better inside Mary Queen of Scots than out on the sidewalk in the gloom.

I admit that liberals -- the classic version: white, educated, protected by money -- usually do not experience menace in the way other segments of the population do and aren't as sympathetic as they should be.

Many countries in the world have experienced menace of metal pollution in water, and a large number of people have been affected.

Despite the menaces I've experienced, I enjoy what I do.

I found lots of menace early on in my experience of "Nothing Personal," something sexually menacing and aggressive.

Menacing face met menacing face.

Mr. Hughes and his twin brother, Albert, are known as film directors ("Dead Presidents," "Menace II Society") and had little experience in television before signing on as part of the producing team for "Touching Evil".

Instead of it being a fun-filled experience, it's actually "menacing" (her word) and maybe a little sad.