Sentence examples for danger of telling from inspiring English sources

If you're not careful you are in danger of telling the same stories.

Q: What is the danger of telling stories of grief, joy, birth, death, fraud, bereavement, betrayal, heroism, or supernatural powers that consistently centre on whiteness?

"I listened to a talk recently by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and she spoke about the dangers of telling a single story over and over again," Maro Itoje says as he takes a rare bite out of his lunch.

She's desperate for Matilda to tell her stories (like the tale of the Escapologist) and becomes so wrapped up in the tale that she blurts out "Call the police!" in a moment of danger, incapable of telling the difference between reality and story time.

The researchers aren't bound to give you the results of tests, so you are in no danger of being told that something was seriously wrong.

They are in fact putting the lives of their partner and others on the road in danger, just to avoid the unpleasantness of telling them what they should.

We were warned about the dangers of inaction, told how global security was at stake and urged not to let crimes against humanity go unpunished.

Instead of seeing the danger and telling them that he would allow his MPs a free vote (as the government was doing), he took little convincing that this was an opportunity to demonstrate "Tory values" in favour of matrimony and the family, and to the horror of the "modernisers" slapped on a three-line whip.In this section Where did it all go wrong?

Mr. LeMoyne has taken note of the looming danger, telling reporters this morning that he planned to stay in the zone to "demonstrate to the civilian population that we are with them" and to ask the other "armed actors to respect the civilian population".

"When the Revolution is out of danger," he told them, "then free speech might be indulged in".

"I just want to protect Buddhists from the danger of Muslims," he tells the Guardian.