Sentence examples for exert a dangerous from inspiring English sources

He declared: This vast debt, if permitted to become permanent and increasing, must eventually be gathered into the hands of a few, and enable them to exert a dangerous and controlling power in the affairs of the government.

The androgynous Mr. Manson is a frequent target of religious and conservative groups that contend that he exerts a dangerous influence on young fans, Agence France-Presse reported.

At its most wracked and wretched extreme, Gore's efforts looped in beard-innovator and Surgeon General C. Everett Koop for a symposium that posited "that explicit sexual and violent imagery in music videos exerts a dangerous influence on children and adolescents, and could lead to suicide, satanism, and drug and alcohol abuse".

So they exert a powerful pull on our thinking.

Under such dangerous circumstances, I expect the press to exert a moderating influence on politicians and not warmonger.

They're, in fact, causing a distortion of US policy regarding Israel and a distortion of the internal politics of Israel itself, because they exert a tremendous influence in Israel and support rightwing politicians who, I think, have led the country into a very dark and dangerous place". During the McCarthy era, the US was a dark and dangerous place as well.

But those traits exert a heavy price".

Darkened homes exert a magnetic pull.

But it does exert a queasy fascination.

But globalism can exert a mighty pull.

Shipwrecks, it seem, exert a very specific type of gravity.