Sentence examples for unknown menace from inspiring English sources

Her latest ad features a boy, obviously scared, running away from some unknown menace.

There is always an unknown menace in Pinter and Crudup and Hensley personify it brilliantly.

Two radio and two TV adverts suggested that there was "'something' on your hands," suggesting an unknown menace, an unseen contamination that only soap could remove.

The year is 1912; a young mother, Blanca Hammer, is fleeing by train with her 4-year-old son, Otto, from some unnamed menace, toward an unknown destination.

These feed paranoid fantasies of those in beleaguered exurban worlds, beset by vandals, fiends and the nameless menace of an unknown young generation: an imprisoning ideology of anxiety.

Once he has driven off to his new, unknown fate, a menacing trucker (Vincent Deniard) will supply all the danger we have dreaded and hoped for.

One which at the same time presents a challenge, upon completing reveals an almost unknown feeling of a menacing satisfaction.

I thought it would be good for the mistress to be a face people don't know – she embodies the menace of the unknown.

A software algorithm, no matter how malicious, doesn't have the visceral menace of an unknown face at the glass.

While Russia may lurk as an unknown military quantity, the chief external menace is from fanatics like the Woolwich murderers.

At home, after pocketing the museum admission fee — three dollars and a nut — Tashjian would show visitors paintings she'd done of walnuts menaced by bullying nutcrackers and her "Mask of the Unknown Nut" sculpture.