Sentence examples for foreign dangerous from inspiring English sources

But in much of Italy words like "chemical" still mean magic, science is heresy, and if you add postmodern or molecular to that virtual pasta pot they become political — codes for something foreign, dangerous, and, worse (Berlusconi's favorite), Communist.

But it was foreign, dangerous, and a whole other world.

He was talking there promoting his book about foreign policy, Dangerous Allies.

In any society based on masculine order she's the great subversive, standing for everything female, foreign and dangerous.

The odds of tracking a single individual are, of course, greatly reduced if the terrain is foreign and dangerous, as are the tribal areas of Pakistan.

He took America on an ill-conceived foreign adventure dangerous to our troops, an adventure preordained and planned before 9/11 ever took place".

In what we now know was his final political intervention, Fraser was invited by Melbourne University press to write a book on Australian foreign policy, Dangerous Allies.

Although a number of bishops could be counted among the "enlightened" and supported much of the reform program, most of the clergy viewed the new ideas of the Enlightenment as "foreign" and dangerous.

At some point, our bodies' own immune systems went nuts, mistaking healthy pieces of our anatomies — a pancreas, a thyroid, a joint — for foreign tissue, dangerous enemies within, and proceeded to attack and try to destroy them.

We see them in the news and they feel foreign and dangerous to us; people here crave security and tangible improvements to their lives, and that's what we can give them".

"Mrs. Ciempa allowed me to do what children's tales do, live in two places at once: one familiar and snug, the kind you want to run from; the other foreign and dangerous, the kind that underlines the necessity of the first".