Sentence examples for exceedingly dangerous from inspiring English sources
It is no laughing matter: I could not stop myself from deserting my mother, leaving her alone in what was an exceedingly dangerous situation, because she was putting me in danger.
Yet Iraq was, and is, exceedingly dangerous for journalists.
"It's an exceedingly dangerous course to adopt," he said.
Such seasons of incipient alarm are exceedingly dangerous, because they beget the calamities they dread.
There is a cohort of exceedingly dangerous detainees who cannot be tried but cannot be released.
Some politicians talk openly of a possible division of the country—an exceedingly dangerous prospect.
He lives, as it were, in the moment in an exceedingly bloody and dangerous time.
Moreover, the number of shark species that are dangerous is exceedingly small.
So either they were exceedingly clever in hiding their dangerous liaisons, or some other black-white pairings produced all those mixed-race children.
That is nonsense, and I think it's dangerous nonsense, because it makes scientists sound exceedingly arrogant.
That combination of youth and anonymity has proved exceedingly valuable to Kik, which has been valued at $1bn, but also dangerous to some of its young users.
