Sentence examples for abstract dangers from inspiring English sources

The women and girls at the core of Big Little Lies are painfully aware of abstract dangers that could manifest at any second.

Climate change isn't a vague and abstract danger but a real threat to our survival.

Even so, the intelligence official in Hamburg said Germany did face the "intense abstract danger" of homegrown radical Islamic terrorism.

Sometimes the possibility of redemption is glimpsed; more often, an abstract danger hovers and, all the while, there is the threat of some terrible, primeval break in the dry weather, a coming flood that seems both unlikely and imminent.

The abstract danger became vivid when a Chinese railway worker, venturing abroad with the China Railway 11th Bureau and blogging under the name "Happy Xufeng," posted photos of burning equipment and cars and injured Chinese workers after his camp in Libya had been attacked.

From the focal system's perspective, this "is not the moment when the self-destructive dynamic causes the abstract danger of a collapse to appear: that is the normal state of things.

The mental habits that help us navigate the local, practical demands of day-to-day life, they say, make it difficult to engage with the more abstract, global dangers posed by climate change.

For Ms. Amara, there is nothing abstract about the dangers these young people pose to France and the ideals she holds dear.

Instead he later saw this interlude as an example of the dangers of abstract reasoning.

But, he says in that paper's abstract, "there is a danger in excessive caution".

The low rate of full publication of meeting abstracts has the danger of producing bias in reviews.