Sentence examples for deeply dangerous from inspiring English sources

But Mr Kasit's recent proposal is deeply dangerous, he says and vague, too.

It should have carried a warning: This woman is deeply dangerous.

But sometimes the romance is sweet and touching, even when it is also deeply dangerous.

This is not just sad, it is deeply dangerous, because it provides fertile ground on which extremists feed.

The idea that has been coming out over the past few weeks, that gender overrides everything, is deeply dangerous.

Tom Waits dived into the "Sea of Love," making that 1959 make-out classic deeply dangerous 30 years later.

The Ken Bucks and Christine O'Donnells and Sharron Angles of the Republican Party, the "Taliban wing" of the GOP that more and more is taking over the party, are profoundly dangerous and deeply anti-American, and it's not enough just to laugh at them for being stupid.

The mortgage development, which began in 2005 and lasted until at least last year, happened as senior executives at the two government-sponsored enterprises ignored repeated warnings from internal risk officers that they were delving too deeply into dangerous territory, according to internal documents released at a Congressional hearing in Washington.

But the bumbling persona covers up his deeply divisive and dangerous embrace of populism.

Over the past decade, China and the United States have developed a deeply symbiotic, and dangerous, relationship.

"And that it has to do with the information reaching the American people so that people understand this is a deeply unfit and dangerous American President".