Sentence examples for russian menaces from inspiring English sources
Figes depicts Britain as obsessed with the Russian menace to liberty and civilization — an obsession, he adds, that partly shaped cold war attitudes about the Soviet threat.
Cold War reflexes still play a big role in the current tensions with Moscow, even if the Russian menace is not what it used to be.
AT THE end of a hard year Europe's leaders are grappling with familiar problems—how to revive gasping economies, what to do about the Russian menace.
Having gained security in the west, Germany would then shift its troops to the east and destroy the Russian menace with a similar concentration of forces.
We defend our curious role in Spain by referring to the Russian menace and the necessity of protecting the free world.
McFaul remembered "being on the Sean Hannity radio show in 2014 when he spoke openly of the Russian menace and Obama's inability to stand up to Putin.
Behind what we think of as the Russian menace lies what we do not wish to face, and what white Americans do not face when they regard a Negro: reality — the fact that life is tragic.
In a 1946 article titled "The Russian Menace" Trumbo wrote from the perspective of a post-World War II Russian citizen.
With regards to the Russian menace, we hope you don't get Trump as president and we also hope Jeb Bush would not be an exponent of his family legacy unless it's really, really needed.
One knew where one was with it all, which is presumably why so many people can't let it go – even power players such as Condoleezza Rice, the Russian-menace specialist whose insistence that she was up to speed with the al-Qaida threat before 9/11 never really convinced.
