Sentence examples for danger supposed from inspiring English sources

Invented danger, supposed to showcase bravery, may instead betray guilt.

Now the danger is supposed to come from "Islamists".

The thrilling proximity of danger is supposed to help make skiing exciting and fun.

By the time both men had arrived at the scene, a house in Massapequa Park, the danger was supposed to have been over: minutes earlier, other officers had fatally shot a young man who had threatened the police and a civilian with knives.

The local mayor claims there are dangerous falling rocks, but this supposed danger does not seem to bother the fishermen.

All of this control revolves around Form 696, a risk assessment sheet that judges the supposed danger of violent crime at an event (Noisey released a great documentary about it earlier this year).

Republicans demand new laws to counter the supposed danger of "voter fraud," and Democrats call such laws "voter suppression".

They would be abducted, or I would lose them; the combination of the supposed danger of an Arab city and my own incompetence would be lethal.

Rookie Set Lister Matt Richardson was most successful, because he played it like a game he was determined to win, rather than milking the format's supposed danger or difficulty.

To highlight the supposed danger to the nation, the case was sent to the state security court, specially set up under an emergency law established in 1981 to deal with suspected terrorists.

Unless their lives are in danger, they are supposed to first call out a warning, then shoot in the air, then shoot at the ground and the lower part of a suspect's body.