Sentence examples for vaguely menacing from inspiring English sources

Idle comments become vaguely menacing threats.

There's a reason to be hesitant about that which is vaguely menacing".

Below them occurs a roundish, blurry haze of little nothings that could be perceived as vaguely menacing.

In the film, all of these places come alive more vividly that the contemporary continental United States, which seem, by contrast, rather gray and vaguely menacing.

At a certain point Mr. Amis unwedged himself and slipped out to smoke a cigarette on the sidewalk, looking vaguely menacing under a street lamp.

Not to be confused with a procession of Ford Mustangs that later appropriated the name, this two-seat convertible was sleek, voluptuous and vaguely menacing.

In the subdued streets of the Greek capital, where a vague menace hangs like a pall, tempers are frayed.

The simplicity is refreshing: unlike much of Magna Carta, FuckWithMeYouKnowIGotIt strives for nothing more than vague menace, and succeeds entirely on those terms.

Miliband's stock in trade is hovering around awkwardly in the background of celebrity selfies with an air of vague menace in his eyes, like the murderer from Too Many Cooks.

There were overheard dinner-table conversations about an epidemic, and forced March of Dimes collections with my mother, but polio was a pretty vague menace for a rambunctious kid with trouble to get into.

Other than allusions to a vague menace from a law-enforcement agency (it appears the company may have been involved in financial shenanigans), there is not much for an audience to grab hold of, to care about or even to get angry over.