Sentence examples for menacing language from inspiring English sources
"The evidence before this court was that the video was viewed as grossly offensive within Jewish communities in Scotland and that such material tended to normalise anti-Semitic attitudes and provoke further unpleasant anti-Semitic messages and as such, this video using menacing language, led to great concern.
North Korea reinforced its menacing language by test-firing six short-range missiles earlier in the week.
The paper's columnist, Thomas Friedman, in a piece headlined "Trump's ambiguous wink wink to 'second amendment people'", argued that it was the kind of menacing language reminiscent of the extremist talk that led to the assassination of Israel's prime minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.
Putin's menacing language, a loyal member of Parliament from the pro-Kremlin United Russia party told me, was simply expressing "what has been known for a long time".
Climate Desk has seen a sample of the emails and can confirm they are laced with menacing language, expletives and contain personal threats of violence.
Last summer and autumn, with Hunt enthusiastically attacking the corporation and the current culture secretary Ben Bradshaw, an ex-BBC journalist with a fondness for telling off his former employers, doing the same in only slightly less menacing language, the BBC Trust became very anxious.
These days, Trump targets Hispanic people, Arabs and Muslims, Native American tribes and Chinese companies with the same menacing, exclusionary language he once reserved for blacks.
IGN gave it a 9 out of 10, noting similarities in tone and theme to Batman Begins over the trilogy's second installment The Dark Knight, but also describing Bane as "that bit less interesting to watch" than Ledger's Joker, despite praising his "menacing voice" and "body language-driven performance".
Menacing face met menacing face.
But since the oil question arose and President Cristina Kirchner and others started objecting and posturing, the language has become, at times, downright menacing.
