Sentence examples for dangerous atmospheres from inspiring English sources

To the middle of Elton John's "Rocket Man," he smuggled one line from another song about the fear of leaving the family and entering more dangerous atmospheres: Pink Floyd's "Welcome to the Machine".

"It creates a dangerous atmosphere of ignorance on the subject".

"Graffiti scrabbled on doors and windows and a dangerous atmosphere persisted.

"The occupation of the school has created a poisonous and dangerous atmosphere that can potentially destroy the school forever".

Working in a dangerous atmosphere, however, he needed a visual language that would disguise and code his critiques.

We want to respond immediately but people in these areas are very emotional – upset and angry – and it could create a dangerous atmosphere.

Simon Bodger, via email Brimming with Celtic verve, Jackie Leven's band of psycho-rockers recreated with panache the electric, dangerous atmosphere of their live performances with their studio debut.

Their detractors warn they are fuelling a dangerous atmosphere harking back to the extreme rightwing ideas of France in the 1930s.

Mr. Dutt's defense team said that the actor possessed the weapons, an AK-47 automatic rifle and a 9-millimeter pistol, because of the dangerous atmosphere in Mumbai at the time.

"Had a more dangerous atmosphere in urban areas in America or a more diligent surveillance of corporate plazas effaced the favorable climate, the acceptability of sleeping in public places?

A high-ranking Interior Ministry official was quoted in the report as saying that these brigades and counterterrorism groups "create confusion and a dangerous atmosphere where special units who have a separate authority storm in and take people".