Sentence examples for a rather treacherous from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it is a crossroads so much as going down a rather treacherous road and not knowing what perils are around the corner".

London--Bankers here will face a rather treacherous commute to work this week, as well as some tough sartorial choices, as the G-20 summit kicks off Thursday at the Excel Center in East London.

Europeans, however, see themselves at a critical and rather treacherous juncture and would like America to pay more attention".

"But of course I may not even make it there - even aged 26, it was a very hard hike up through rather treacherous terrain". He said his journey out of the jungle was unplanned.

The rain stopped, and the pitch looked freshly laundered although the surface was rather treacherous compared with recent conditions and cut up a bit.

Jay joked that Michel's support for Nadal was "rather treacherous".

Catchy tunes aside, I found it terrifying: vicious, treacherous evil hiding around every corner, a child in peril in every scene and a rather bland hero with absolutely no superpowers beyond being secretly middle-class.

It is not his death that I fear most, but rather the treacherous journey it will force us to make.

Later on when he sports a Remembrance Day poppy, this patriotic emblem marks him out, at least in the context of the film, as a treacherous hypocrite rather than an honourable citizen respecting the fallen.

Navigating the death of a child is a treacherous journey.

He was one of many colorful characters in a neighborhood that seemed to me a giant, friendly bazaar rather than the treacherous war zone depicted on the evening news.