Sentence examples for obvious menace from inspiring English sources

Surely he won't confuse his old pal Robert De Niro with the obvious menace that is the badly photoshopped version of Robert De Niro.

I don't for a second believe that those dressed as Christian knights do so to offend Muslims – I hope not, anyway – whereas there is obvious menace in the sickening behaviour by neo-Nazis.

If the aggressor continues to menace, look for obvious display of mission (rolling over).

Fifteen wickets fell on a day dominated by the bowlers despite there being no obvious signs of uneven bounce or menace in the wicket.

In truth this was a tame affair, any challenges niggly rather than laced with the menace that had been obvious in Belgrade even before that game's abandonment.

Violins were lustrous and precise, percussion decorative yet essential, brass menacing and, not an obvious Humperdinck attribute, droll.

His menace is more direct, more obvious than that of Harmison.

There were movies of the period like the live film, My Son John (1952), which attacked the menace of communism head-on in a contrived and obvious fashion, so I guess anything is possible.

Lee is more obvious with the character, Radio Raheem, played with a controlled and measured menace by Bill Nunn.

To these poor Africans, elephants are a menace which destroys their crops and sometimes kills them.This may sound perfectly obvious, but it has taken a long time to be accepted.

Nowhere is the crisis more blatantly obvious than at these bleak, makeshift border crossings, manned on both sides by menacing gunmen.