Sentence examples for dangerous expressions from inspiring English sources

You are spiritual leaders, and dangerous expressions could, God forbid, bring about another blow that we won't be able to withstand".

The Chinese Ministry of Culture looks upon break dancing as a dangerous expression of individuality & freedom.

In Tehran, Rahim-Mashaee is now daily being denounced as a "deviant" – another dangerous expression in the lexicon of the Islamic Republic – and the president is supposedly prepared at last to sacrifice his chief adviser to save his own skin.

"First Amendment case law favors reactive, rather than proactive, remedies to offensive or even potentially dangerous expression," Hansen clarified.

Those who would like to make a difference in today's China also know how dangerous free expression can be.

During 1936 and 1937, in order to maintain as low a profile as possible between the Fourth and Fifth symphonies, Shostakovich mainly composed film music, a genre favored by Stalin and lacking in dangerous personal expression.

Among the tens of thousands who gather to commit reckless acts of self-expression, he watches "the drug-retching, the anguish, the screams, the howls, the good-looking girl slashing at her face with her own dirty fingernails" and reflects "that self-expression is dangerous when too much expression is mixed with too little sense of self".

We are empathizing with those in our society who have become seriously endangered because of trump's destructive policies and, perhaps most dangerous, the condoned expressions of hate against those who disagree with these policies.

But to criticize work before it exists is dangerous to all expression.

Can its expression be dangerous?

It was a contentious decision seen by some critics as a dangerous limitation of free expression.