Sentence examples for dangerous thought from inspiring English sources
That's the most dangerous thought of all".
That this temporal sovereignty should include membership of the League of Nations is a dangerous thought.
He said "this strain of libertarianism," which I guess was supposed to be an insult, "is a very dangerous thought".
The theory of the "two imperialisms" was just the kind of dangerous thought America wanted to propagate.
There comes a point in everyone's life when, faced with a dwindling December bank balance, a dangerous thought emerges: why not make this year's gifts?
That is a dangerous thought, not just for Germany, and not just because, as one hopes we can agree, peace is better than war.
I think those are dangerous thoughts.
And he lets him think bright, dangerous thoughts and speak good lines.
He doesn't even rise to much anger when it appears he's suspected of harboring potentially dangerous thoughts.
We can see why and how purists of an ethnic or sectarian stamp seek to send the written record of dangerous thoughts up in smoke.
At the top of the hierarchy there are a few Alphas – highly intelligent individuals with access to literature and philosophy – but none of them is interested in disturbing society with dangerous thoughts.
