Sentence examples for message of menace from inspiring English sources

Even before the decision was handed down by Petrus Damaseb, a senior Namibian judge who was chairing the ethics committee investigation, Warner had issued a message of menace for Fifa.

It was this act that snared Paul Chambers, the subject of the celebrated "Twitter joke trial", who was last week cleared of sending a message of "menacing character" when he joked that he would blow up an airport.

This week, John Nimmo from South Shields and Isabella Sorley from Newcastle pleaded guilty to sending messages of a menacing nature.

Employing words and visuals to gritty and poetic effect – cleverly eschewing blunt aggression, the key accent is languid, dream-like menace – the message of "Formation" pounds through, like an elegant, detailed, modern civil rights seminar.

Indeed, if you get past the partisan spin and listen to what Brown actually campaigned on, there's a clear message and menace to both parties about their lack of leadership.

Its likely message — feminist menace, more or less — is completely subsumed in its aesthetic power.

So does the air of menace.

It contains scenes of menace and mayhem.

Priebus's glare of menace was unmistakable.

A contrived, self-conscious air of menace.

There is no trace of menace in it.