Sentence examples for demonstrates a dangerous from inspiring English sources

"Therefore, to say that 'there is nothing wrong' with using such terms or that Chinese people 'aren't offended' by their use, demonstrates a dangerous level of ignorance.

Though details are still emerging, the latest attack on Sony demonstrates a dangerous mix of human errors and undetected recycled malware.

Yet another audience member complained that too many of the speakers were demonstrating a dangerous "softness toward Al Gore".

In between, Mallett also ran a slower-than-Fusco 5.37 seconds in the 40-yard dash, demonstrating a dangerous lack of mobility.

Obama's opponents moved quickly to characterize the answer as a gaffe: Mitt Romney said that he had "demonstrated a dangerous naïveté." The publicity forced his aides to quickly define a Cuba policy.

But Perry has also demonstrated a dangerous lack of scientific knowledge, including rigid climate skepticism, as well as eyebrow-raising ties to the fossil fuel industry and a reputation for cronyism and "pay-for-play".

During his investigation, he crosses paths with a moody but confident young man named Charles Manson, who has not yet launched his infamous murderous crime rampage but demonstrates a hypnotic and dangerous power over women.

At the age of ten, he constructed a working model of a sewing machine out of bits of wood and wire; while serving in the Austrian Army, he demonstrated a more dangerous practicality by improvising his own mortar in the field.

But as California's crisis demonstrates, a rigid preference for markets can be dangerous.

The F.D.A. has demonstrated a pattern of dangerous idling on food safety issues, and it's time that states step in to take the lead in improving standards.

The $20 million dollar lawsuit, filed in the Nassau County clerk's office on Friday, contends that the boys' parents should have known their sons were "prone to acts of violence and demonstrated a vicious and dangerous propensity to commit assault and battery upon others".