Sentence examples for dangerous saying from inspiring English sources

He dismissed concerns that the stunt was dangerous, saying his average speed was only 66 miles per hour.

Mr. Liebman advanced another view of Applied Media's identification as "persistently dangerous," saying it actually speaks well for the school.

Dorries described the prime minister and his chancellor, George Osborne, as "dangerous", saying they were leading the Conservatives "towards defeat" at the next general election.

The Syrians are screened, and many sponsors and refugees take offense at the notion that they could be dangerous, saying they are often victims of terrorism themselves.

But American officials characterized the Saudis as more dangerous, saying that some had clear Al Qaeda connections and that nearly all of them had been uncooperative with interrogators.

In your June 3 editorial "When States Punish Women," you call Indiana's law barring taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood "dangerous," saying it will "punish thousands of low-income women on Medicaid".

That misperception is dangerous, says Mr Dullien.

This is "dishonest and dangerous" says Deen.

"It's dangerous," says one official.

"This is incredibly dangerous," said Mr. Straney.

"We dangerous," says one song.