Sentence examples for danger of casting from inspiring English sources

"Moreover, we know all too well the danger of casting suspicion on loyal and innocent Americans simply because they hold particular beliefs.

Today, we remember the dangers of casting stereotypes based on race, religion, or sexual orientation.

Likewise, Belgium is also in danger of being cast adrift".

As long as I was keeping this aspect of myself a secret, it felt like a vulnerability and I was in danger of being cast as a victim.

But as the bosses of Goldman Sachs squirmed at televised Senate hearings, the danger of being cast as the defenders of Wall Street's fattest cats at last seemed to dawn on the party leadership.

The win lifts United up to sixth in the Scottish Premier League, while Hibs are now in danger of being cast adrift with Dunfermline at the foot of the table.

Daldry relishes the danger of this casting.

Jodhi May, who has played Jung's patient in the Talking Cure and Nina in The Seagull, is in danger of being perpetually cast in the part of a disturbed young woman, but she is forceful here, particularly in the harder-to-bring-off elevated passages, where she's plausible as well as radiant.

Trump has compounded the danger of his pessimism by casting himself as a sole solver of America's problems, albeit without much detail as to what his solutions would be.

It has sometimes looked in danger of evaporating with lesser casts.

As if being squeezed into economy isn't already a feat fit for a contortionist, the addition of something like a cast amplifies the danger of blood clots.