Sentence examples for dangerous silent from inspiring English sources

Wesley Yin-Poole of VideoGamer.com ranked Shattered Memories in seventh place on his list of "top ten nerve-shredding video games", and wrote: "Dark, dank and dangerous, Silent Hill grabs you by the scruff of the neck, shakes you till you throw up, then headbutts you right between the eyes".

Still, her greatest hits sound both dreamy and dangerous: on "Silent All These Years," she sneers, "So you found a girl who thinks really deep thoughts/What's so amazing about really deep thoughts?/Boy, you best pray that I bleed real soon".

It is a dull and dangerous job, and Silent Sam replaces three flagmen.

"So I judge that it would be more dangerous to stay silent and to say there is nothing we can do about this, no contribution we can make.

David Cameron said it was more dangerous to stay silent over the euro crisis after he was accused of creating panic on Monday by suggesting Greece would have to leave the euro if the country voted for anti-austerity parties in its elections next month.

He told business leaders in Manchester that it was "more dangerous to stay silent than to speak out".

"What's much more dangerous is remaining silent or completely banning the book," Kraus said.

The silent, more dangerous form is chronic, low-level inflammation, which can arise due to a combination of factors.

But if the majority of us remain silent as the dangerous winds of intolerance spread through our villages and mosques, what exactly does it mean to be tolerant?

And it strengthens protections for whistleblowers, who are often forced to choose between remaining silent about a dangerous or illegal situation and risking their careers by telling the truth.

"My mother knew that it was dangerous for me to become silent.