Sentence examples similar to menacing laughter from inspiring English sources

Menacing face met menacing face.

Played by Robert De Niro with braying laughter and shocking menace, Rupert rehearses his pathologies in his basement in front of a photographically frozen (captive) audience and cutouts of Langford and Liza Minnelli (Mr. Scorsese's former inamorata) while "Ma" (Mr. Scorsese's mother, Catherine) bellows from upstairs.

But Hardy can turn it on its head, too: in Bronson, as notorious long-term prisoner Charles Bronson, he's all beefed-up swagger, imbuing the character with more menace than wild eyes and maniacal laughter could convey.

South-east London showed me greed and depravity, menace and violence, but it also showed me struggle, survival, laughter, love.

It evokes some curious reactions of laughter during the scenes when the wife feels that she is menaced even with poisoning.

Or menacing.

The streets felt menacing.

Deep, guttural, almost menacing.

Menacing but sweet.

Includes "laughter".

Was the cat menacing?