Sentence examples for danger of thinking from inspiring English sources

But Cameron said: "The trouble we have had with targets up to now, which was two hours a week, is that a lot of schools were meeting that by doing things like Indian dance or whatever, that you and I probably wouldn't think of as sport, so there's a danger of thinking all you need is money and a target.

I could see the danger of thinking of oneself in those categorical terms.

The danger of thinking there will always be next year to do better no longer exists.

By Emily Nussbaum The show reveals the danger of thinking too big when your own life feels small.

Sometimes you can be in danger of thinking that person's the baddie and that's what makes them interesting.

That's another danger of thinking about that last page of the Ninth Symphony as the end of Mahler's compositional life.

In a way, these writers are addressing different questions: Le Guin is talking about Americans' lack of interest in pleasure reading; Poe is searching for innovative ways of teaching people who will never find reading enjoyable; and Crain is warning us against the dangers of thinking that reading is something that we can move past.

The dangers of thinking that local corruption can be stamped out by politicians at the top is nicely illustrated by the third article, a review of a recent book about the Pergau Dam, a huge hydroelectric project built in Malaysia with British aid money in 1988-96.

Everyone was armed, and spray-painted signs on fences that warned of the dangers of thinking this was a self-service yard sale.

And then, echoing his father: "It's the danger of complacency, of thinking that everything is all right".

People are in danger of not thinking for themselves.