Sentence examples for dangerous about that from inspiring English sources
Because there's nothing remotely dangerous about that.
Carroll himself described her as 'a blind and aimless Fury', and even amidst the surreal nonsense that goes on in Wonderland, there is something dangerous about that.
"What's dangerous about that?
Q. Is it dangerous or unhealthy to eat fish or meat that has been frozen, cooked, refrozen, then cooked again? A. "There is nothing inherently dangerous about that process as described," said Kathryn Boor, professor and chairwoman of the food science department at Cornell University.
I think there's something dangerous about that, something dangerous about leaving over to a handful of individuals the power to make these administrative decisions that affect people's lives, their ability to think, to function their ability to sustain their own sense of a meaningful personhood.
The most dangerous thing about that first experience for me was that if I had made a bad impression with the client, you could almost never undo that.
Augustine said, 'Yea, my pride-swollen face has closed up my eyes.' He also said, 'Never fight evil as if it were something that arose totally outside of yourself.' And that's what's so pernicious, so dangerous about Bush — that he just doesn't understand the stubbornness of evil, and he just doesn't understand American complicity".
That certainly had not been done by anyone, just as nobody before him in 2004 had kayaked down the Nile, four months and 4,200 miles, from source to sea.What he was doing was dangerous; no doubt about that.
What was so dangerous about Dix that he had to be banned?
What would be so pressing and dangerous about Pantano that candidates of his own party have come out against him many days after the vote and implied such a thing?
But there is something distinctly dangerous about a government that thinks that what it can hide and lie about does not, for practical purposes, exist — that if no one knows about it, it's not a problem, even internally.
