Sentence examples for dangerous everything from inspiring English sources

Coupled with the skateboarders on the Southbank it felt dangerous, everything London should be.

When Mike Leigh has anything to do with a party, it tends to be dangerous: everything, in his films, starts to unravel.

"But it's not dangerous – everything is protected".

If you'd like to try it, Astheio González and his family are waiting for you at the oldest restaurant in the world.

It's no longer a case of "safe" versus "dangerous"; rather, everything carries some risk and you announce your fitness as a parent to the world by interpreting hazards in the most credulous, fervent way.

Robert Wilton, the author of The Spider of Sarajevo, called the Tudor king "a gross man-child, wilfully and capriciously dangerous to everything around him including the country", adding that psychologically, Henry "barely made it out of infancy, let alone adolescence, and ruled with little more policy than petulant self-gratification".

Here's a better way: Know enough to be dangerous about everything in your business.

Never since it first was created in Philadelphia has this anniversary come in times so dangerous to everything for which it stands.

It makes everything dangerous".

"It could have a dangerous effect on everything else.

"That was a dangerous time, and everything in life seemed drawn out of a Balzac novel," he added.