Sentence examples for dangerous figure from inspiring English sources

In his own words, "He was a dangerous figure on British TV at a point when television didn't do danger.

In short, he became Europe's chief menace, the most dangerous figure in post-cold war Europe.

GENERALÍSIMO FRANCISCO FRANCO, the one-time caudillo of Spain, is a dangerous figure to squabble over.

And the writer's criticisms of Orthodox religion and authority make him a dangerous figure for those in power – both in Tsarist Russia and also today, Vladimir believes.

An absorbing, scholarly biography showing Hearst as a larger, more talented, more generous and less dangerous figure than looms (with the help of "Citizen Kane") in legend.

"They think I'm a dangerous figure," said Ms. Liu, 23, giggling slightly at the thought as she picked at a Thai rice dish.

The area has long been a sanctuary for Mr. Haqqani, a longtime asset of Pakistan's military and intelligence services who is also one of the most dangerous figures in the insurgency against American forces.

For the United States, Libi had been one of al Qaeda's most dangerous figures.

Klymenko considers Nikitin to be one of the most dangerous figures on the resurgent European far-right, whose interconnected movements, united in their opposition to immigration and Islam, have dramatically reshaped the continent's politics in recent years.

When a man begins a story in A Consolatory Tale, "he was changed, the prim bailiff faded away, and in his seat sat a deep and dangerous little figure, consolidated, alert and ruthless: the story-teller of all the ages".

To detractors, she is a dangerous cult figure who, with her husband, Massoud Rajavi, has led a terrorist movement that sold out to Iran's enemy, Iraq, and accepted Saddam Hussein's sponsorship.