Sentence examples for sinister menace from inspiring English sources

Sinister menace?

Christmas lights shone with sinister menace.

First, because it addresses James's essential theme, the meeting of two great cultures, English and American, and mixes it with the sinister menace of his middle period.

The music is all sinister menace, which the movement might be, but bringing it to the fore in such an obvious way makes the show seem simpler than it really is or really should be.

Although the books are melodramatic and escapist, they also depict "the sinister menace of an all-too-real adult world".

Not only is the story the same - two sinister young men menace a well-heeled middle-class couple and their young son at a lakeside holiday home - but it has been remade virtually shot for shot.

The GTM, a sinister low-slung bundle of menace, certainly looks the part of a supercar.

Cornering Aaron, Teddy, whom Mr. Shepherd plays with a sinister combination of jocularity and menace, insists he is owed money for having suggested the software program that Aaron and others developed.

The blast of desert sunlight makes the growing menace feel even more sinister.

The paintings are quite sinister – they have an air of menace, and they're obviously very sexual.

For Holmes and Dr Watson, menace invariably took a sinister eastern form: a sallow Malay attendant at an east London opium den run by a rascally lascar; an evil pygmy; a deadly Indian snake used as a murder weapon.