Sentence examples for certainly dangerous from inspiring English sources
"Well," he said, "he's certainly dangerous".
The scene was chaotic, confusing and almost certainly dangerous.
Although such debt, or "leverage," is certainly dangerous, a new Bretton Woods summit is not going to tame it.
Industrial chemicals at high enough doses are certainly dangerous, but most, at the low doses to which we're exposed, are not.
The myth of progress is probably deluded and certainly dangerous, but Gray himself admits the necessity of myth – of "supreme fictions", in his admired Wallace Stevens's celebrated formulation.
Calling the whole world a battlefield in the war on terror may or may not be useful as a metaphor; it's certainly dangerous as a legal precept.
Well, this certainly is dangerous.
But it is probably more useful and certainly less dangerous.
7. People escaping from psychiatric hospitals are usually serial killers, and certainly always dangerous.
The outgoing British commander, Brigadier Mark Carleton-Smith, credits the Taliban with being "still tactically quite resilient and certainly quite dangerous".
