Sentence examples for believed dangerous from inspiring English sources

In 1951, Bernstein's name showed up in the Prominent Individuals section of the Security Index, which G. Gordon Liddy once elegantly defined as "a list of those individuals, citizen or alien, whom the FBI believed dangerous to have at large in the event of a war or major confrontation with the Soviet Union".

"This is, I believe, dangerous".

In it a curmudgeonly Ingres explains his decision to cancel his subscription: "Your work suggests too many tendencies that are quite opposite to mine and that I believe dangerous".

The terrorist attacks, he said, "make it clearer than ever that a cold war ABM treaty that prevents us from defending our people is outdated, and I believe dangerous".

The events of September the 11th make it clearer than ever that a cold war ABM treaty that prevents us from defending our people is outdated, and I believe dangerous.

He has no problem with the roman à clef he admires Justin Cartwright's "The Song Before it is Sung", which explores the friendship between Adam von Trott and Isaiah Berlin, under fictional names but a novel which uses the names of real historical figures is, he believes, dangerous.

It fears technology, like Twitter or Facebook, that it believes dangerous elements can use to band together for protests like those that have occurred in Iran.

The roster of competitors who Golding believes are dangerous holds few surprises.

The idea that young women are self-objectifying by posing semi-pornographically for selfies is, she believes, a dangerous one.

Senior BBC editors believe a dangerous gulf has opened up between well-paid managers and those who do the more visible work.

He is angry because many large ships are permitted to dock off the Riva dei Sette Martiri, a quay next to the Biennale Gardens, bringing noise pollution and creating vibrations that he believes are dangerous for palazzo foundations.