Sentence examples for correlative dangers from inspiring English sources
Weisman's problem — and the problem of all those who warn about overpopulation or, for that matter, the correlative dangers of ecological devastation — is a problem of imagination.
Lenau and Valéry, in particular, stressed the dangers of seeking absolute knowledge, with its correlative of absolute power.
"That ability is correlative of brain size in primates.
This document is the literary correlative to "Mission Accomplished".
This gambit's success is correlative to the material.
A correlative of all this agency was passivity.
Alcoholics are always on the lookout for their "objective correlative" (as TS Eliot called it).
A slight slouch seems an objective correlative for her reflexive self-deprecation.
For Hillary, virtue seems to be the constant correlative, the springboard for her most ready sympathies.
Four characters in search of an objective correlative for their needy, angry, compulsive states of feelings.
