Sentence examples for If dangerously from inspiring English sources

If dangerously large marsquakes were common, we would have seen the results in the decades' worth of images that have been taken from orbit.

A white onion velouté is soothing and professional, if dangerously sweet.

As things stand, the only text that should be studied across all English syllabuses is that impeccably English, if dangerously modern, text from the 1940s – Orwell's 1984.

They do, however, discuss his symptoms, which lead them to conclude that Trump is a "complex, if dangerously mad, man". They also propose that his mental illness is affecting the nation's mental health as well.

The effects are marvellous (if dangerously vulnerable) – breezy clouds settling on the surface like soft snow, sunlight sounding through the woods, the circumambient air lifting, moving, shining in radiating brushmarks that blur into water, undergrowth and sky.

Three thousand of them were insane, if not dangerously so".

These features make comparisons with our own time problematic, if not dangerously nostalgic.

And yet there it stands, still a pillar (if a dangerously thin one) of the opera repertory, thanks to several durable arias.

If only he taken a safety boat, a light and experimented with how long he could stay in without becoming weak from cold, he would have been (if very dangerously, for this is a lethal part of the river) exercising his legal right to swim in this navigable water.

Ever wonder why two-thirds of all adults in the United States are overweight, if not dangerously obese?

It looks as if the dangerously incompetent operation in Milwaukee the Journal Sentinel exposed earlier this year was not the anomaly the agency claimed it was.