Sentence examples for more menace from inspiring English sources

However, Celtic always carried more menace when attacking.

But there was more menace and volatility in the Leporello of the robust bass-baritone Richard Bernstein.

That job is now held by Ovechkin, who is 24 and brings to it equal charm and likability, possibly even greater skill and certainly more menace.

The Trunchbull rarely raises her voice, by the way; she knows that far more menace can be packed into a calm caressing tone that verges on a whisper.

"Dog Soldiers" (1974), for example, did a frighteningly credible job of portraying another naive American who bites off more menace than he can chew among ruthless sleazebags.

There seemed a strong case for introducing Long to add more menace up front but O'Neill's first substitution, in the 68th minute, saw McGeady replaced by James McClean.

But since 2009, attacks have grown more menacing.

Even his name sounds more menacing.

But the reality was even more menacing.

The other message is more menacing.

He has seldom been more menacing.