Sentence examples for added great danger from inspiring English sources

There was, he added, great danger in the "politically correct" pressure that urged "you can't write about women like that, you can't write about men like that, you've got to be careful what you say about gays, you've got to be careful what you say about Jews… But you have to be able to say of the novel that it has free rein – it can go anywhere".

They added great players.

Quoting Michelangelo, Chu added, "'The greater danger for most of us lies not in setting our aim too high and falling short; but in setting our aim too low, and achieving our mark.'".

It adds great effect.

Perception shapes urgency, so if it perceives danger or pain, it adds greater importance and urgency to the action.

will add greater understanding.

"They're unlikely to be leaching out" in meaningful quantities, he said, adding that the greater danger is probably to the environment, once mattresses end up in landfills.

"We're in great danger of the policy following the technology," he added.

Our destiny is in great danger, the Christians and the other minorities in Iraq," he added.

"There is great danger in giving the [GPS] locations because the targeting of the hospitals is definite and clear and systematic," he added.

But great danger also lay ahead.