Sentence examples for certain degree of danger from inspiring English sources

But there's a deeply tempting mythology at play here, too: rock and roll is contingent upon a certain degree of danger and recklessness, and thereby a little monstrousness is somehow expected, shrugged away, nudged offscreen.

A certain degree of danger exists in Kenya and Uganda — the pope's previous two stops on his Africa trip — just as it does in CAR, but CAR is the most dangerous, says Andreas Widmer, a professor at the Catholic University of America who served as a Swiss Guardsman on Pope John Paul II's protection detail.

2. 197, and tho he may under certain degrees of danger, yet the danger must be imminent, & the degree great.

"A certain degree of risk is accepted.

"Any major surgery entails a certain degree of risk".

Limiting antibiotic consumption comprises a certain degree of risk.

This would restore a certain degree of variability and mitigate the danger of homozygosity.

Recent research has shown that the pathways regulating the emission of these danger signals exhibit a certain degree of 'plasticity' and context-dependency.

Thirdly, they showed a certain degree of liberalism toward various religious and political sects, which the Caliph considered as a danger to his authority.

There's a certain degree of shame".

And with a certain degree of fear.