Sentence examples for dangerous subject from inspiring English sources

Sadat's songs began tackling politics, a previously dangerous subject.

So cancer is not a dangerous subject – it's a safe one.

It is precisely because Islam is a dangerous subject that bold cartoonists and writers can't leave it alone.

Making no distinction between moderate Islam and extremism, he describes it as "still the most dangerous subject there is, the biggest taboo.

The vindictive Athenian treatment of the playwright Phrynichus for referring in a play to the fall of Athens' daughter city Miletus shows, however, that the Ionian revolt was a dangerous subject, not lightly to be treated by pot painters.

All we need now is for some American movie to pick up the dangerous subject of money (the heart of Slumdog) and make it come alive in American terms.

If they had free passage it was because they weren't dangerous subjects, they had not received warnings or Daspos [orders that ban troublemakers from attending sporting events].

And I hope some of my friends will slow down, maybe even stop and turn to less dangerous subjects, before the wars claim them, too.

"Sweet and Sad," which is richer and deeper than "Hopey Changey," is suffused with the awkwardness of people tiptoeing around dangerous subjects, both personal and political.

It's important that comedians talk about difficult and dangerous subjects; you have to be very careful that you don't just hear the subject heading and think, oh, this is bad, they shouldn't be talking about that.

Education is entirely in the hands of the military that, amidst bouts of public book-burning, has expunged all "dangerous subjects" (the social sciences and philosophy), replacing them with instructions on "morality" and "national security".