Sentence examples for mildly menacing from inspiring English sources
Sitting on a stool near the door, keeping a mildly menacing eye on the crowd, is a bald, muscle-bound bouncer.
For the remainder of the play, Dealer and Client engage in a mildly argumentative, mildly menacing back and forth of long speeches that raise the questions: Who are these characters with their talk of light and darkness, life and death, goodness and evil, peace and war?
The boys looked mildly menacing, with their greased pompadours and ducktails and flagrantly displayed cigarettes, a pack squaring their shirt pockets and an unfiltered singleton tucked behind one ear.
Whatever gang-life origins the hobby once had have long since disappeared, Mr. Lopez said, leaving only a mildly menacing patina, including the occasional flaming skull or smoking gun motif on the elaborate murals that adorn many of the cars.
Menacing face met menacing face.
Deep, guttural, almost menacing.
The streets felt menacing.
Not everything is so menacing.
The goblins are more comic than menacing.
