Sentence examples for danger in which from inspiring English sources

It's a movie about danger in which nothing is credibly at stake.

Vallely concludes that he "should have seen the danger in which he was placing his two priests.

To others, like Machiavelli, it was merely a scene of mortal danger, in which — he says it straight out — one must imitate the fox.

Acknowledging the danger in which Eriksson had placed himself, the Lieutenant told him, "If I sent you out with that patrol, you'd never make it back".

The danger in which Florence found itself as a result of Clement's policy had increased the opposition to the Medici regime.

He attributed his ability to radiate personal danger, the suggestion of a hidden precipice within him, to the danger in which he lived in the war.

Nobody could advocate the return of the blunt stereotypes in which Hergé dealt, but the dangers in which his hero gets trapped — excitingly mortal yet shorn of actual suffering — require no adjustment.

Nobody could advocate the return of the blunt stereotypes in which Hergé dealt, but the dangers in which his hero gets trapped excitingly mortal yet shorn of actual suffering require no adjustment.

Afghanistan remains in the "demographic danger zone" in which half the population is under 30 (such countries are more vulnerable to civil conflict than older societies).

She appeared opposite Lloyd in his first talking film, "Welcome Danger" (1929), in which she plays his love interest, though when they meet he first thinks she is a man.

In 1950 Farrow directed Copper Canyon, a western featuring Milland and Hedy Lamarr, and Where Danger Lives, in which Robert Mitchum played a doctor led astray by a mentally unstable woman (Faith Domergue).