Sentence examples for explored the danger from inspiring English sources

The story of Koestler's marriage, of the danger of devotion, seems to make a mockery of his work, where he explored the danger of the human impulse to surrender onself out of loyalty to others.

While Season 3 of "The Walking Dead" explored the danger of other humans, Season 4, according to "The Walking Dead" executive producer Gale Anne Hurd, will get back to the basics a bit: zombies.

Avoiding the politics of the war, she explored the dangers of armed conflict and the attraction it holds for some soldiers.

The series explored the dangers of bringe drinking and was funded by the Home Office.

11 P.M. (CUNY) THE STOLER REPORT "Third & Fourth Generation Businesses: Growing & Thriving" explores the danger — or, in some cases, the lack of it — in working with relatives.

The Mysteries of Space edition of U.S. News & World Report exploring the danger of UFOs is on newsstands for the next three months.

He is now exploring the dangers of smoking -- thus the Cuban cigar and ballpoint pen.

It even, in a noisy dinner-party scene, explores the dangers of applying religious concepts of good and evil to foreign policy.

In these pages Mr. Phillips uses his gift for description to convey the power of music to retrieve buried layers of memory and emotion wordlessly, and to explore the dangers of taking the lyrics of a song too literally.

A job calls James to Dublin from their small town, and the two part inconclusively, the first of several times in the play when Deevy explores the dangers of not saying what is in your heart.

I couldn't help but be reminded of The Great Gatsby while reading it, as both novels explore the dangers of idealism and the nasty compromises one makes to achieve the unobtainable.