Look at anger itself. It looks very menacing,

Menacing perfumed idiots, who carry sunshades, and twitter like birds!

It looks very menacing, like a billowing monsoon cloud or thunderstorm.

With twilight the empty castle came alive again with menacing shadows.

This summer, with wildfires raging outside Moscow, the elite s isolation took on a menacing nature.

As a little retaliation with a just ever so slightly menacing message on the back of the shirt.

The Thatcherite assumption, in other words, was that government failure is far more menacing to prosperity than market failure.

As a little retaliation with a just ever so slightly menacing message (Laughter) on the back of the shirt.

In a way, Putin succeeded twice he looked transparent to the West and menacing to most of his own citizens.

In a way, Putin succeeded twice he looked transparent to the West and menacing to most of his own citizens.

There he appropriately referred to ultra nationalism and micro nationalism as two of the greatest dangers menacing today apos s international society.

But when we went to speak with her, when we took this photograph, the slaveholders were still menacing us from the sidelines.

Nuclear power is saddled with three major unresolved risks plant safety, nuclear waste, and, most menacing of all, the risk of military proliferation.

Its topography and ethnic distribution are generating autonomist and even secessionist forces that threaten national unity in more menacing ways than anywhere else.

So the global economy is flying on a single engine, the pilots must navigate menacing storm clouds, and fights are breaking out among the passengers.

Early on the morning of 26 June, however, two speedboats appeared from nowhere and seized the ship and crew, after menacing them with rifle fire.

Through a combination of financial incentives and menacing threats, including two incidents of police shootings during demonstrations, the Kibaki government ordered the nation to vote yes.

It was simply taken for granted that what is supposed to be public space the streets of Moscow was appropriated for a vaguely menacing private message.

The ensuing cold war cast a dark and menacing shadow of war over the world for the greater part of the second half of the century.

The Soviet Union s sudden collapse was a strategic boon to Asia, eliminating a menacing empire and opening the way for China rapidly to pursue its interests globally.

That is an even more menacing notion as it applies to South Africa, where the apartheid regime created far too wide a gap between blacks and whites.

There are various hotbeds of conflict, both old and new, some of which have been menacing international peace and security since the founding of the United Nations.

But when we went to speak with her, when we took this photograph, the slaveholders were still menacing us from the sidelines. They hadn't been really pushed back.

These groups, motivated by cross border illegal business interests, continue to disrupt the extension of State authority by targeting FARDC positions and MONUC patrols and menacing local populations.

Look at the imagery minarets as missiles, women as menacing, the burqa as concealment, black as a threat, the Swiss flag cast into shadow from the east, the cross obliterated.

In recent months, massive droughts have struck the grain producing regions of Russia and Ukraine, and enormous floods have hit Brazil and Australia now, another drought is menacing northern China s grain belt.

This summer, with wildfires raging outside Moscow, the elite s isolation took on a menacing nature. But something else happened society became more demanding, recognizing its own interests and knowing how to express them.

The cost of non intervention, of allowing Qaddafi to crush his own people, and of thus signaling to the world s despots that a campaign of domestic terror is acceptable, is far more menacing.

The primary concern now is how to sustain the social gains that have been realized in ecological and economic environments that are becoming increasingly hostile, thus menacing the already fragile environment of the young child.

Now essentially, this represented taking an aggressive stance towards my own mind, a kind of psychic civil war, and in turn this caused the number of voices to increase and grow progressively hostile and menacing.

The frenzied campaigning for the constitutional referendum began in uproar. Through a combination of financial incentives and menacing threats, including two incidents of police shootings during demonstrations, the Kibaki government ordered the nation to vote yes.

LONDON Russia presents two opposing faces to the world one menacing, the other benign. Both have now combined, somewhat unexpectedly, to break the momentum carrying the United States, and possibly other Western powers, toward a disastrous military intervention in Syria.

But, to distill the essence of today s mood, one could say that fear is the direct result of the process of globalization the world is not necessarily flat, but it definitely feels smaller and others appear more menacing than ever.

In this respect, the close correlation between arms control and the prohibition of force deserves our most urgent attention as the temptation to apply military force and exhibit military might in regional and local conflicts grows stronger and more menacing.

GlobalPost, an international news organization within the PRI family, commissioned essays from five young Syrians who all made the difficult decision to leave their homes and undertake a menacing journey out of the country, to Turkey, to Greece and across southern Europe.

GlobalPost, an international news organization within the PRI family, commissioned essays from five young Syrians who all made the difficult decision to leave their homes and undertake a menacing journey out of the country, to Turkey, to Greece and across southern Europe.

GlobalPost, an international news organization within the PRI family, commissioned essays from five young Syrians who all made the difficult decision to leave their homes and undertake a menacing journey out of the country, to Turkey, to Greece and across southern Europe.

GlobalPost, an international news organization within the PRI family, commissioned essays from five young Syrians who all made the difficult decision to leave their homes and undertake a menacing journey out of the country, to Turkey, to Greece and across southern Europe.

GlobalPost, an international news organization within the PRI family, commissioned essays from five young Syrians who all made the difficult decision to leave their homes and undertake a menacing journey out of the country, to Turkey, to Greece and across southern Europe.

Now, at first, this was very difficult to believe, not least because the voices appeared so hostile and menacing, so in this respect, a vital first step was learning to separate out a metaphorical meaning from what I'd previously interpreted to be a literal truth.

Indeed, Putin and Medvedev have worked in perfect tandem with respect to Georgia, cooperating and skillfully performing their different roles, with Putin cast in the lead role of the menacing god of a Russian reckoning, and Medvedev in the supporting role of a possible humanitarian peacemaker.

Their relatively isolated location on islands has aided their preservation, but as the menacing water hyacinth threatens to clog the entire lake, their survival is at stake as well as the livelihoods of all who live near and depend on Lake Tana as a natural resource.

After several months of listening to Israeli (and, to some extent, US) war rhetoric, the regime began issuing its own menacing bombast, as a matter of substance and to defend the pride of a regime that views itself as the heir to the glorious imperial tradition of Persia.

I was becoming fanciful in the midst of my industrious scribbling and though, when the scratching of my pen stopped for a moment, there was complete silence and stillness in the room, I suffered from that profound disturbance and confusion of thought which is caused by a violent and menacing uproar of a heavy gale at sea, for instance.