Sentence examples for deep and dangerous from inspiring English sources

Some dive sites are deep and dangerous.

"She is someone who's living at a deep and dangerous level," Ms. Ruehl said.

Yet another would be Trump's deep – and dangerous – animus against Iran.

"The balance sees him as somewhere between a deep and dangerous embarrassment and a threat to the Constitution".

This resort, though, offers no cooling dip in the waves: the Seine is too dirty, deep and dangerous to allow swimming.

Patrick's face is disfigured by scars; he lives in squalor in a shack on the edge of a deep and dangerous quarry.

Although the stock market bounced back and regained most of the losses in a matter of minutes, this unexpected and mysterious crash exposed deep, unseen and dangerous fault lines in our markets and regulatory structures.

As Nicola tells the camera, even experienced cavers would be intimidated by the deep, dark and dangerous caverns in which 38 people lived.

Sinfield looks to kick deep and the dangerous Escare will look to run.

"In psychotherapy, people take upon themselves the burden of deep and often dangerous revelations about their interior lives," Cardinal Ratzinger said.

Recognizing that poetry depended on deep and perhaps dangerous feeling — and given what he would later concede was a disturbing affinity with Walt Whitman ("a very great scoundrel") — Hopkins decided it was incompatible with his calling to the Jesuit priesthood.