Sentence examples for are rather dangerous from inspiring English sources

Of course, these last two rules for relabeling tokens are rather dangerous.

"My new fear was that the paddle-boxes would be stove into matchwood (this actually happened to the Ostend boat that same night about 40 miles away) and naked paddle wheels are rather dangerous things".

Doyle had warned against writing the stories, and reflected in his memoirs that "there are few finer examples of short-story writing in our language than these, though I confess I think they are rather dangerous in their suggestion.

That's where it was rather dangerous".

"When I was 5, I swallowed a penny, which can be rather dangerous," Ms. Fey told the audience.

He is "rather dangerous," declared The Economist, which observed that he "genuinely believes in the need to create a fairer society".

This is rather dangerous territory for the treasurer, Joe Hockey, given he's changed his stance on the odd thing over the years, but Hockey maintains the outrage anyway.

It makes sense to take the pawn in a last round game which you're trying to win as Black though it is rather dangerous.

Nor is it movable, pocketable, playwithable it is rather dangerous, razor sharp, to be avoided.

"The perceptions of jurors might be rather dangerous unless they've been tutored in what the science is," he said.

"I think it's rather dangerous to think that you can put some sort of block on that.