Sentence examples for harmful dangerous from inspiring English sources
In both cases, someone is dismissing speech they deem harmful, dangerous to society, or just plain incorrect.
In trying to take a shortcut to tick the equality box, the university ended up paying people to peddle harmful, dangerous myths.
He added that on the basis of a religious decree by Ayatollah Khamenei, "the production, possession, use or threat of use of nuclear weapons is illegitimate, futile, harmful, dangerous and prohibited as a great sin".
On 6 January 2009, Senator Feinstein of California proposed the lawful interrogation and Detention Act 2009 purportedly aiming to: "reverse the harmful, dangerous, un-American, and illegal detention and interrogation practices of the past seven years".
Meaning, a psychologist (me) had veto authority to stop anything that I thought was harmful, dangerous, unethical, illegal, etc.
"We're talking about a dangerous illegal substance that our kids are hearing is no big deal," she said, before adding that cannabis is harmful, dangerous, and has no medical use.
Evil-skeptics believe that because the concept of evil is harmful or dangerous we should abandon it in favour of less dangerous concepts such as badness and wrongdoing.
Selling sex is not inherently harmful or dangerous.
Finally, it is neither harmful nor dangerous in itself, but it often channels something that is.
A petition to boycott the film has garnered 21,000 signatures, with signees claiming the film is "harmful and dangerous" to the trans community.
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young moved the disallowance motion in the Senate on Monday night, saying TPVs led to "dramatic, harmful and dangerous effects".
