Sentence examples for depth of danger from inspiring English sources

One grisly scene depicted a mountain climber whose head had been bitten off, suggesting the depth of danger they were mired in.

Even in the depths of danger Soviet cultural commissars were alive to the taint of bourgeois sentiment and the composer spent more than a decade revising his score under increasing duress to please his political masters.

Trump may not have read it, but everyone who seeks to understand in explicit terms the depth of the danger he represents should.

With the increase in mining depth, the danger of coal and gas outbursts increases.

The depth and danger of their situation is embodied in their encounters with legendary arms dealer Henry Girard Bradley Cooperr in a role ironically complementing his work in "American Sniper").

Most European governments, many intelligence officials now acknowledge, failed to understand the gravity, danger and depth of these terror cells.

What saves such sequences from tedium is a pervasive sense of danger that gives the game emotional depth.

When underground development continues at great depths, the danger of surrounding rock instability will inevitably increase in underground powerhouses and tunnels.

At Castle Stuart this time the performance lifted the American from the depths of 123rd – in danger of missing the halfway cut – into contention on seven under par.

Yes, Woods is the man to beat, but he knows there is great depth and danger in Augusta's class of 2013.

A little thrill of danger.