Sentence examples for public menace from inspiring English sources

No one considers Halloween trick-or-treaters a public menace.

But it was the Iraqi government that first labeled emo youths a public menace.

A few cyclists running red lights are not a public menace.

He saved every scrap of newsprint in which he was denounced as a public menace.

And, as a poet once said, stupidity carried beyond a certain point becomes a public menace.

There was rage as well that Mr. Dorismond was portrayed as a public menace.

Or the bicycle deliverymen who become public menaces when they go the wrong way on one-way streets?

In the early 1990s, when then-senator Jesse Helms and his Republican allies in Congress promoted artists like Andres Serrano, Robert Mapplethorpe and Karen Finley as public menaces, the politicians captured headlines, donations and votes – for a time.

And guns are just the bloodiest public health menace to go virtually unregulated.

This impasse has halted resolution of concerns about a presumed public health menace.

Green groups have called Pruitt a "puppet" of the fossil fuel industry and a public health menace.