Sentence examples for menacing figure from inspiring English sources
But for many, Deep Throat will always be Hal Holbrook, the actor who portrayed him as a shadowy, vaguely menacing figure in the 1976 movie "All the President's Men".
Naomi Silverman's "Masked Man" is a menacing figure.
The 10-foot-tall menacing figure is meant to represent Spain, while the life-size soldiers are the Dutch.
This alerts the chain-smoking "Matrix" oracle (Queen Latifah), who reaches into a television screen to punch out a menacing figure.
Boogaard's story, so eloquently told by an extensive feature series in the New York Times, looms as large over the NHL's future as his menacing figure did so often over the ice in the past.
Another Staten Island artist, Terry Lee Chandler, who painted over Mr. Felder's mural, is now working on a temporary one called "See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil," which shows female contortionists aiming a bow and arrow at a menacing figure.
Cut to our heroes being held against their will in the antiseptic environs of a mysterious government clinic peopled by menacing figures in hazmat suits where they meet Dr. Wallace Damon (Fishburne), a glowering government official prone to cryptic utterances such as: "Due to circumstances surrounding your condition, I'm afraid that our information is … extremely limited".
One of the menacing figures here is called the Ghost and said to have "skin like cataracts, milky and marshlike," which makes him look like "a nightmare version of a Dresden doll".
And while the scenes that follow bear the unmistakable visual imprint of Mr. Wilson — the menacing geometric shadows, the self-deconstructing movements, the glamorously menacing figures of eccentrically varied body types — this director's signature style has never felt so unnervingly immediate.
How menacing a figure do you want the tall man to be? Gradually more menacing as the story goes on, and ending by being properly scary.
(The father is the film's chief menacing male figure, Edgar, played by Robert Fortier).
