Sentence examples for in danger taking from inspiring English sources

This reaction can be seen in three concrete positions the acceptance of suffering and death as unavoidable, the differentiation of roles and norms within society, and most of all, the embrace of negative affects such as sorrow at the death of a parent or anxious concern for a child in danger, taking these as essential to our humanity.

They did not expect that soon their lives would be in danger, taking a couple of turns along the way.

Why not pluck a page from Cumberbatch's book and teleport themselves in and out of danger, taking him back with them?

While the Scots seem confident about their future, a Little Englander mentality is in danger of taking hold south of the border, in which every external challenge is perceived as a threat.

In upholding his conviction, the Court reasoned that although he had not spoken any words that posed a "clear and present danger", taken in context, the speech had a "natural tendency and a probable effect to obstruct the recruiting services".

Every November a celebration known as the Vigil of the Authentic Intrepid Searchers of Danger takes place in the city of Juchitan, Oaxaca, in Mexico.

Every November a celebration known as the Vigil of the Authentic Intrepid Searchers of Danger takes place in the city of Juchitán, Oaxaca, in Mexico.

Others said it was important to take on the UKIP because it is in danger of taking vital votes from the Tories on "Super Thursday" next week.

Hence, despite the relatively small amount of literal space taken up by tablets that can be kept in "a little box," Lauren feels that they are in danger of taking over her subjective world with the lines between personal and medical space blurring.

If a former leader of the country thinks Britain is in danger of taking a hazardous road, I'd say they not only have a right to speak out, they have a responsibility.

"Everyone in golf is in danger of taking themselves too seriously," he said.