Sentence examples for be a safe world from inspiring English sources

It would not be a safe world if every policy writer were as literary as Hitchens.

In an exchange with Hawaii's lawyer, Neal Katyal, Kennedy indicated it was not practical for a president to predict that six months after the ban was announced there will be a "safe world".

It will be a safer world; a stronger nation; and a people more united than ever before".

Along these lines, he volunteers this about the show tonight (spoiler alert!): The script calls for him to say: "I want this to be a safer world, a better place for my children.

Being underwater is a safe world away from the sun and somewhere where we can forget all about our eye condition.

The realization that what you thought was a safe world was actually a naive illusion can be a shock to the system, which could explain why people develop PTSD from seeing someone else get attacked, for instance, or from hearing descriptions of how a loved one has been abused.

The form is often quite nostalgic; if you're reading some of the earlier ones it's a different world, it's a more ordered world, it's a safer world – despite the fact they're dealing with murder.

The best gift this father could get is a safer world for this generation and the next.

And as Education Secretary Arne Duncan has said, "A better-educated world is a safer world because low educational attainment is one of the few statistically significant predictors of violence".

I think it's a safer world now than it was then, so things can change but part of it is to become conscious of the most important issue that no one is talking about.

"It's not a safe world, so certainly you will face dangers in the 'dungeons'," says Zhou. "You will have to protect the little one, just [how] a father would.