Sentence examples for quite threatening from inspiring English sources

They sounded and looked quite threatening.

He is at even par, safely inside the cut but not quite threatening the leaders, either.

I queried this and he raised his voice, stood up and become quite threatening.

He condemned May's comment on Sunday that "nobody necessarily stays anywhere forever", calling this "quite threatening".

Others may have already passed the details on to outside debt collectors which can appear quite threatening.

In the new Weekend Business podcast, Floyd Norris, a veteran financial reporter, says that Italy's sheer economic weight makes its problems quite threatening to the world's financial system.

However, unable to build the big early partnership that facilitates later slogging, they never quite threatened it.

Wales had started superbly, but never quite threatened the South African line in the same way once Davies was off the field.

But nothing has quite threatened his candidacy like his own relatively minuscule campaign bank account, which constrains his ability to carry on even if he does well here in New Hampshire.

"I think, I really do, that 25 years from now," he says, pausing in the middle to note another Hobomok Skipper, a few other varieties of butterflies and a hummingbird moth on a pinkster bush, which by the way, is listed as a vulnerable plant (not quite threatened, but worth worrying about) by New York State, "I think that 25 years from now butterflying will be bigger than birding".

He said he and the people around him all felt quite threatened by the scene.