Sentence examples for exceptionally treacherous from inspiring English sources

"We laughed," he recalled, "because we were thinking the same thing: 'These are not the people we were having dinner with a year ago.' " It has been a whirlwind nine months for Vonn since the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, when she became the first American woman to win the downhill gold medal with a stirring descent on an exceptionally treacherous racecourse.

In the months that followed, as I talked with Podesta regularly, I came to understand that he was, in fact, caught between powerful forces in his own party, an exceptionally deft navigator trying to steer his way through treacherous crosscurrents.

Treacherous "allies".

Pretty treacherous.

You treacherous, treacherous Irish".

Treacherous, even.

Treacherous waters indeed.

"Cloying, treacherous, relentless quicksand!

They are treacherous things".

Recessions are especially treacherous.

Timing can be treacherous.