Sentence examples for menacing expression from inspiring English sources

It noted the clown's "menacing expression" and glowing red eyes were "likely to distress young children".

The head has a menacing expression, looking out at the viewer with anger and disdain.

The videos show the star in a variety of settings, turning to camera with a menacing expression and making sexually suggestive gestures.

Besides Van Zandt himself (purple head scarf, cheerfully menacing expression), there was David Chase, the "Sopranos" creator; Vincent Pastore, Van Zandt's "Sopranos" co-star; Tommy James, of Shondells fame; the original cast of "Jersey Boys"; actors from Van Zandt's Norwegian mobster show "Lilyhammer"; and musicians from the E Street Band.

For years that vulnerability has been a concern of defense experts in the Pentagon and elsewhere who have studied what some have called "asymmetric warfare" -- a 21st-century phrase for a concept that has been around in warfare since David and Goliath and has found its most menacing expression in the modern world in the suicide bomber.

Menacing face met menacing face.

To his left, standing mostly in the shadows, is a shorter figure, a guitarist dressed in a fire engine red suit with a white wide-brimmed hat, wearing a now familiar expression of menace and mischief.

For the sheer richness, roundness and bounce of the red-blooded bass sound, for the variety of expression from menace to silken seduction and sheer high spirits, for the pointed clarity of the text, Mr. Youn's rendition of Mozart's blasphemous rake is indeed of a high order, conjuring in the mind's eye a personage and a personality of spellbinding vitality.

The actor Bryan Cranston smiles a lot, but when he isn't doing so, his craggy features settle into a default expression of unyielding menace.

Mr. Brinkman draws parallels between animal kingdom behavior and rap as a survivalist expression of power, pride, menace and sexual magnetism.

Strangers look slightly menacing.