Sentence examples for concept of danger from inspiring English sources

"He had no concept of danger," Ms. Brooks said.

All a New York obstetrician has to do is introduce the concept of danger or inconvenience, and the expectant mother gets the vapors.

She can't even cross the road without someone going with her; she doesn't know that if a car hits you it will kill you; she has no concept of danger".

When they fall over they just get up again, because as toddlers they have no concept of danger – unlike me who knows full well that if I fall and crack open my skull it might be goodnight.

Ruth Anim needs constant one-to-one care, has no concept of danger and attends life skills classes to learn practical things like how to make a sandwich or a cup of tea.

Last year the Guardian reported on the case of Ruth Anim, who was told after an Atos assessment that she was capable of finding work in the near future, despite the fact she needed constant one-to-one care, had no concept of danger and attended life skills classes to learn practical things like how to make a sandwich or a cup of tea.

Red hues were associated with concepts of danger, the presence of hazard, and volcanoes (Figure 12A).

Drawing on Levanthal's concepts of danger and fear control, they suggest that avoidance is a coping strategy used by people to manage illness anxieties [ 10, 22].

Since the appearance of the concept of endogenous danger signals, several candidate alarmins have been proposed [18].

"Children used to be taught the concept of 'stranger danger,' but the Nassar case is a good example of the flaw in that concept," Carnagey said.

"This is another bill based on the concept of 'stranger danger,' which the research shows comprises a very small portion of sex crimes against children," said Katie Gotch, an Oregon-based sexual behavior treatment provider who is a national co-chair of the National Partnership to End Interpersonal Violence, in an interview with VICE.