Sentence examples for true menace from inspiring English sources
Those who had identified the premiums as a true menace wanted him to declare them illegal, and thus end them.
This streak of police wildness is especially striking when you consider how restrained officers can be in the face of true menace.
He plays with old songs inside the story -- the mountain ballad "The Coo Coo," say, turning the benign lyrics inside out, or revealing their true menace.
When Jesse and the gang follow Frank's notion of giving money they've taken from banks back to the poor farmers, they become heroes, and a true menace to Rains.
And when you pause to consider the true menace of al-Qaida – occasionally lethal, often as stupid as a man on a jumbo trying to set fire to his shoe – a century and more of fear seems to melt away.
The scale and the nature of the threat is different today but true menace -- from the attacks of 9/11 itself to the recent beheading of United Nations workers in Afghanistan simply because a Koran was burned in Florida -- lurks patient and opportunistic.
If lawmakers want to enhance their safety, and that of their constituents, they should recognize that the true public menace is the well-dressed gun lobbyist hanging out just outside their chamber door.
He wants to wall us off from the true international menace we've been ignoring for years: Canada.
Jared was a menace, true, but who had let him get that way?
A true sense of menace exudes from "Dance at the Gym," with its masterly collaboration of lighting, music, dialogue and choreography.
Matt Haigh, writing for Den of Geek, reviewed the episode negatively, feeling that it was "nothing much to write home about", and that the episode's antagonist was "distinctly unimpressive, lacking any true sense of menace or intrigue".
