Sentence examples for At peril of from inspiring English sources

'No one may be required at peril of life, liberty or property to speculate as to the meaning of penal statutes.

This is an aspect of his conviction that "... it is required of a man that he should share the passion and action of his time at peril of being judged never to have lived".

And if Jews kicked out of Spain clung, at peril of death, to a religion with such an ultimately inclusive faith in the redeemable nature of humanity, who I am to reject that view?

"This case will serve as an example and convince other U.S. companies to think twice before releasing customers' personal information to governments that have poor human rights records, especially when doing so means placing a U.S. citizen at peril of unjust imprisonment," the group said in an e-mailed statement.

We are given some pointers out of the past to explain how she got where she is but no real answer, since that question is for pondering, not answering, at peril of dividing the world into two in another way, which only makes for further compli cations.

("And tonight, violating sacred AM radio law by playing anything longer than three minutes, at peril of eternal excommunication from the airwaves -- but also knowing the station manager never listens to the show -- you're gonna hear all fifteen and a half minutes of.... ") Lenny always gets his disc.

Venture inside Moloch's Institute for Extranormal Research on the Artscape Midway this weekend at your own peril — or at least, at the peril of your funny bone.

These were not the actions of a nation at peril, but of a disparate people clinging together, refusing to be divided.

For activists already at peril because of their sexual orientation, this announcement may be their biggest hurdle yet.

But, perhaps more to the point, politicians forget what's at stake in politics at the peril of the people they're elected to represent.

A common objection is that even so, all people must know which forms of language are acceptable in the public sphere, at the peril of unemployability or, at least, social handicap.