Sentence examples for most menacing from inspiring English sources
It may also be the most menacing.
"The Day After Tomorrow" features Emmerich's most menacing villain to date: global warming.
Australia at their most fluent and, here, at their most menacing have been seen off.
Most menacing is that of Mr Treviño, who rose from chimney sweep, car washer and border rat to head a gang founded by special-forces deserters.
Hannibal, unlike the others, simply dares you to enable pop culture's most menacing villain, and then try not to side with him.
Most menacing in media terms, on 15 October a letter laced with anthrax arrived at the Capitol office of Democratic Senate majority leader Tom Daschle of South Dakota.
The most menacing is the prison's in-house drug dealer, Jossi (Sarah Boberg), who sees Kate as a threat to her business.
While there were predictions of winds of 100 miles per hour accompanying the storm, most menacing was the prospect of the enormous amounts of water that Isaac will be bringing ashore.
"Good Little Wolf," a new children's book by Nadia Shireen, brings back one of literature's most menacing creatures (one who bakes tasty cakes not made from a feeble grandmother).
It wasn't so much the lint-infested black shag carpeting, or even the flat black-gray walls that inspired distress once behind the curtain; most menacing was the fact that there was no light whatsoever.
