Sentence examples for important dangerous from inspiring English sources

He would have been happy to die there, he said, on the "most important, dangerous and emotional day of my life".In the 17 years before that, apart from one visit with the National Symphony Orchestra of Washington, DC, he had not set foot in his own country.

Mr Blair, the prime minister from 1997 to 2007, said the security services did an "important, dangerous job" and generally deserved the full support of the country.

An important, dangerous fallout, however, is that the lies provide yet more distractions from important stories for the puppy dog pack of mainstream media, infused with giddy happiness as they chase every lying ball Trump tosses.

I was reminded of movies in which men gather to embark on important, probably dangerous missions.

This is too important and dangerous to leave to the market.

Ghosh notes that established media's financial problems are making it harder to cover important but dangerous stories.

However, the more important and dangerous point, Mr. Muhammad said, is that there is no legal definition of the burkini.

This book is a tour around some of the most important and dangerous frontlines of what many historians now call the fourth world war.

Maraval calls the cuts "very minor" although Ferrara believes they make an important and dangerous assertion about the core rape storyline.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who dissented from the decision, told a group of federal judges last month that the ruling was both important and dangerous.

Previously, he worked for years as an interpreter with the U.S. Army, in Baghdad, then took on important and dangerous work as a freelance journalist and researcher, including working — anonymously — for Human Rights Watch.