Sentence examples for a particularly dangerous man from inspiring English sources

Bumpy Thomas was a particularly dangerous man with a history of attacks on police officers.

The officer, whose name was not released because of his undercover work, had been on what is not usually a particularly dangerous assignment, scouring the park, in northern Newark, for men seeking sex.

Mr. Erdogan is playing a particularly dangerous game with Israel.

For a particularly dangerous exposure (such as cigarette smoking), establishing a link is much easier.

It's a redistricting year, a particularly dangerous time to be low in the pecking order.

It also produced a particularly dangerous form of asbestos; the vermiculite was laden with the stuff.

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Midcult was a particularly dangerous seduction; Macdonald made it his mission to expose it.

Here the virtual and the material worlds intersect in a particularly dangerous fashion.

They've got a particularly dangerous back three and a big heavy pack.

Melanoma, a particularly dangerous form of skin cancer, is one of these.