Sentence examples for more threatening and from inspiring English sources

The commissio er became more and more threatening and finally roared: "Young man, does your father know you're here?

Specifically, individuals with SAD evaluate social situations as more threatening, and others are highly likely to evaluate the SAD sufferer negatively.

Security officials were becoming ever more threatening, and Mr. Fang and Ms. Li wanted to know if Mr. Link would sound out U.S. diplomats about possibly sheltering them.

Some things are more and more fabulous, some things are more threatening and oppressive, except we don't all agree on which is which.

Rightly or wrongly, people think that drunkards and beggars are more aggressive these days, that teenagers are more threatening and that bad children have got worse.

Jeonbuk, who won the lucrative Asian club competition in 2006, were the more threatening and took the attacking impetus after Victory opened strongly.

That's true even when a mysterious masked figure, Valerio (Déborah François), appears at the abbey, and the mood grows progressively more threatening, phantasmagoric and a touch kinky.

Recurring bad dreams often include more threatening content, and so can linger longer, bother us more throughout the day, and of course cause added anxiety as bedtime approaches.[12].[12]

As government has seemed more threatening, moderates and independents have also fled from the Democratic Party.

We had clearly been the more threatening side and I felt if we played the same way in the second half the match and the series were ours.

But America's Muggles appear to be a far more threatening breed – and it suddenly makes sense that Rowling has handed them the new moniker "No-Maj".