Even when brandishing a baseball bat, he seemed playful, not menacing; one wondered if there was a pick-up game somewhere nearby.
I've gotten away with this as an adult; but I wince when I think back on how, as tender young men, we used to menace one another with our tastes.
Archuleta has a history of stage-dad interference: he allegedly menaced one of David...s fellow-contestants on "Star Search" when his son was even smaller and creepier; has been reported to make David cry during recent "Idol" practice sessions; and, last week, encouraged David to add a line from Sean Kingston's "Beautiful Girls" to his rendition of Ben E. King's "Stand By Me".
"And Stay Out" (1994) depicts a woman ensconced on a toilet menaced on one side by a priest, on the other by a policeman.
What happened between the time Picasso rendered the calm mother on the front of the drawing, and the menacing one in "La Vie"?
Mauritania: National anthem A trip into the heart of the souk, albeit a menacing one.
Persona is supremely important in hip-hop, and Prodigy was able to pull off a menacing one, whether or not this aligned perfectly with his biography.
The finale, almost indescribably audacious, features a succession of unpeopled shots, one after another for seven-odd minutes, of places the lovers have been seen during the movie, all of them now empty, and not in a poignant way but a menacing one.
ROBIN RHODE In art, the trickster figure is often a menacing one — but the South African artist Rhode's wide-eyed version takes a different tack, combining sly political commentary with imaginative craft.
Rosemary's Baby This menacing one-sheet for Roman Polanski's 1968 satanic horror uses a mixture of eerie colouring and the surprising use of a pram to evoke utter dread.
