Sentence examples for slightly menacing from inspiring English sources

Black, beady-eyed and slightly menacing.

VIOLENCE -- The toy soldiers could be interpreted as slightly menacing.

A series of watercolors by Abdul Vas endows chickens with personality traits that are both whimsical and slightly menacing.

The appearance of this slightly menacing puppet hand is accompanied by the sudden appearance of the Gunslinger, played by Steven Rishard with a hoary wild-west accent and a Clint Eastwood squint.

In the original novel, adults are simply boring; by mid-century they are that too, but also slightly menacing.

Strangers look slightly menacing.

By using an airbrush technique similar to the graffiti style in some of his artwork, the Filipino artist had subverted the classic cartoon image with red and black paint, transforming the smiling mouse into something slightly menacing.

The half-mile, 10-minute walk to the train station that seemed so inviting in the summer and fall now seems gloomy and slightly menacing in winter, as darkness falls earlier.

Or was it the slightly menacing Indiana Jones eyelid approach?

Manolo Blahnik's shoes are about sex bold, even slightly menacing sex.

The facade is slightly more menacing from the east, where the narrow gaps between the cubes contribute to an unexpected feeling of vicelike compression.