Sentence examples for a danger in viewing from inspiring English sources

But there is a danger in viewing animal behaviour through the misty lens of human emotion.

I'm aware that there could be a danger in viewing the chaos of today through a daringly innocent lens – and then I hear the music of Purcell and it is simplicity incarnate: instantly, it brings calm.

But I think there's also a danger in adopting a completely bleak view of the possibility of reform, because it amplifies the danger that we'll adopt an attitude of learned helplessness toward Wall Street.

While I'm quite laissez faire in my view of things, there can be a danger in that.

Is there a danger in this?

But he warned of the danger of viewing STPs as an entity in themselves, rather than a vehicle to bring together a range of existing local programmes that already make sense for people.

The Saudis see the rise of the Islamic State and broader instability in the Middle East as more of a danger than they once viewed regional terrorism. .

As it happens, by the measurement of net debt the authors use, the United States was at that 80percentt debt to GDP ratio that they view as a danger zone in 2011.

"There was always a danger Wales would be viewed as a junior partner.

The main danger, in its view, was that other governments would muck it up.

"That danger in our view was quite real". Both the government and parliament had called for a "no" vote.