Sentence examples for a dangerous reading from inspiring English sources
This is a dangerous reading.
The system is far from perfect, but Ms. Lithwick's embrace of nihilism contradicts law and practice, and is a dangerous reading for victims.
"They are a fad, they are annoying, they're stupid, and most of all dangerous," read a typical posting.
Elizabeth: It's a dangerous business reading newspapers. . . .
It remains potentially dangerous reading for romantically inclined teenagers.
At the height of the Syrian occupation, Mr. Tueni's editorials made dangerous reading.
"We live in a dangerous world," read the statement drafted by Droog Design of Amsterdam, to describe the show assembled in a gallery next to La Scala opera house.
"Predictions of victory at this point are beyond premature — they're dangerous," read a memo sent to senior staff members of We Are Wisconsin.
"The situation in Macedonia is unsettled and potentially dangerous," reads a new travel warning that also cautions about "rising antiforeigner sentiment".
"He is not dangerous," read a flyer that described Steve as 5 inches long, 4 inches wide.
"KILLING AWLAKI was illegal, immoral and dangerous," read the headline of an essay by University of Notre Dame Law School professor Mary Ellen O'Connell.
