Sentence examples for dangerous notion from inspiring English sources

That, Chile will argue, is a dangerous notion.

But to presume that every devout Muslim is a radical is a false and dangerous notion.

That is a depressing and, to borrow another of Comey's words, "dangerous" notion for a democracy.

The chairman and director general should lay their bodies across the tracks to stop this dangerous notion.

Then again, if consumers reduce their spending, another recession when inflation is already low could risk deflation a dangerous notion when mixed with lots of debt.

Justice itself is a dangerous notion here and throughout Libya, where a feeble government lacks the power to protect citizens or to confront criminal suspects.

Most Europeans barely know that Taiwan exists, and when their governments do mention that embattled island, it is to chide it for "provoking" China with dangerous notions like democracy.

By picturing only one, very narrow and largely unattainable female body type, lads' mags are reinforcing some already dangerous notions taking root in the minds of our young people.

The senator in question belongs to Bob Katter's Australian Party, so naturally he was under pressure to respond to the dangerous notions suggested in the speech.

Use nonviolent spanking mostly for urgent corrections -- to correct dangerous behaviors: for young children going into the street or on to the roof, playing with fire, or gasoline... Reason when you discipline older children (young people), wait until you may be able to be reasonable, as they can probably be talked out of dangerous notions.

There are better ways to check America's enemies, less destructive of constitutional rights and of international agreements that serve the public interest of all, than continuing to invoke the dangerous, lobotomizing notion of endless war.