Sentence examples for without menace from inspiring English sources

He said without menace: Now that I told you that, you're going to die.

As Parenteau approached without menace, Dubinsky banged the puck off the boards and danced around him in the neutral zone, reclaiming the puck.

But they are not without menace – left to themselves, they will continue to dig, to build or to fetch, as ordered, until they bury or undermine their task.

But then she saw that not all the men were filthy or hopeless-looking, and that some glanced at her without menace or contempt and even with friendly amusement, now that she had been identified as Kent's mother.

"On screen she looked like a sweet peach bursting before one's eyes, a new love ready and waiting between the sheets … So curvaceous, and yet without menace as to turn one's fingertips into 10 happy prowlers.

But the Bulls were not without menace.

Ms. Baker in particular makes almost symphonic use of pauses and silences, without the menace they carry in the plays of Harold Pinter or David Mamet.

On the surface Mr. Daniels, who still looks boyish and all-American at 54, and Mr. Gandolfini, 47, who still looks... like Tony Soprano (without the menace and bathrobe), are hardly two peas in a pod.

Ultimately, the team members were stunned that, even without the menace of the ever-watchful Nazi camp guards, they were unable to match their wartime counterparts fully, particularly in the most crucial skill, digging a tunnel 30 feet below the camp surface without repeated collapses of the sandy soil above.

The 70s setting is careful and affectionate (great to see the Sony Trinitron KV1300UB telly, an eccentric 70s design madeleine that nerd-connoisseurs will prefer to the Spacehopper) but this is a gentle, sentimentalised 70s, without the menace or real depression evoked by Life on Mars or the Red Riding films.

Against an attack without the menace of England's spinners, Tendulkar may have a better opportunity of the glorious finale his career deserves.