Sentence examples for rather menacing from inspiring English sources

While today's debates and discussions about the "Steroid Era" are fun and, of course, essential to the American love of baseball, they're also ridiculous and, if taken to their logical extreme, rather menacing.

It is, in other words, a glorious, exciting if also rather menacing place — one children will be eager to enter.

"The UN is here for one thing, and one thing only: to disarm the rebels," says Charles Blé Goudé, the leader of the Young Patriots, an important and rather menacing pro-government group.

Aptly titled "Join the pink army", the women in the advert all look rather menacing, wielding everyday objects around like weapons and urging us to join in and run to beat cancer sooner.

If you don't, head to resonancefm.com to hear the station's mix of "the new, the undiscovered, the forgotten, the impossible" (as I type, at just after 10am, it's playing some rather menacing electronic noises).

"They're mischievous rather than menacing".

There are, as Freydberg points out, plenty of risks, but they seem daredevil rather than menacing.

Some stories now presented them as much less malicious, protecting and blessing Buddhist institutions rather than menacing them or setting them on fire.

In the film, all of these places come alive more vividly that the contemporary continental United States, which seem, by contrast, rather gray and vaguely menacing.

Or they were solid, slab-faced politburo men from the newspapers, in solid suits, with hair lacquered into silvery central committee quiffs which always rather reminded me of menacing ice-cream cones.

Menacing face met menacing face.