Sentence examples for dangerous concept from inspiring English sources

Some courts consider psychological parenthood a fuzzy, potentially dangerous concept.

"I think style is a very dangerous concept," he said.

This is her romcom equivalent of the "Stanford Experiment", a dangerous concept which will harm her own happiness.

That, I think, is a dangerous concept and one that is unlikely to win hearts and minds.

This is her romcom equivalent of the "Stanford Experiment", a dangerous concept which will harm her own happiness.

In this case, transparency was a dangerous concept that would strip away all protective covering and allow vicious ultraviolet rays to stream through the window and burn away our precious freedoms.

"On-base percentage is one of the most dangerous concepts of the last seven, eight years, because it forces some executives and coaches and players to think that it's all about getting on base by drawing walks," La Russa said, "and the fact is that the guys that have the best on-base percentage are really dangerous hitters whenever they get a pitch in the strike zone.

Evil-skeptics believe that because the concept of evil is harmful or dangerous we should abandon it in favour of less dangerous concepts such as badness and wrongdoing.

In its interim judgment, the China Tribunal said that "Dangerous concepts of sovereignty that might now allow other countries to do within their borders to their own citizens what they pay no regard to humanity being a single family protected by essential and codified rights.

I hope you, like me, can see immediately how dangerous that concept can be.

True said he will not give money from the charitable trust to groups that reflect the extreme views Johnson at times espoused, such as those demeaning to blacks, Mexicans and Jews or that promote dangerous health concepts.