Sentence examples for violent menace from inspiring English sources
Of course not everyone who voted for Brexit is xenophobic, but xenophobes voted leave; and to pretend that the campaign did not give licence to casual bigotry, with an undercurrent of violent menace, defies decency and evidence.
Although Morell finally gets a date with Ladine, he never forgives Knocks for his practical joke, and eventually Morell reveals himself as an unstable, potentially violent menace to both boys and their families.
If they did, they would soon stop trusting the police, and would not take their word for it that a young man whose criminal record consisted of handling stolen goods (£250 fine), possession of cannabis (£30 fine) and driving while disqualified was in actual fact a violent menace to society.
Depending on who you ask, the black bloc is either a serious response to state repression of protests, a violent menace to public order, or an exercise in adolescent silliness.
In essence, Alfred worked to forge the identity of the English as a Christian people that was defending itself against a violent, irreligious menace.
By charging these allegedly dangerous individuals and banning them from Westminster and the City for the next week, the Met can reassure the public that they are pre-emptively protecting them from a violent social menace – despite the fact that none of the protesters have yet been found guilty of anything.
Every so often, though, she faces down a more frightening, confusing antagonist, her father, Gordon Jason Clarkee), a violent drunk whose menace overruns his erratic charm.
The killing of Raciti finally persuaded Italian politicians to confront the menace of violent football fans.
Our common threat today is the growing menace of violent extremism and outright barbarism," Zarif said.
To the baleful cries of dogs in an alley, his face half-hidden by the flickering shadow-light, he began to tell me stories, violent stories vivid with menace, from the Niger Delta where he grew up.
