Sentence examples for insane danger from inspiring English sources
In return, he sets them bigger and bigger challenges: surfing in a remote bay frequented by a great white shark, risking their lives in the huge waves of Old Smoky - a reef bank a mile offshore - and ultimately taking on the Nautilus, a remote, ship-wrecking rock that spawns waves of great ugliness and insane danger.
The insane climate dangers alone should make the public wary about embracing further the most carbon intensive petroleum on the planet.
His contemporaries considered that, by virtue of their resistance to reason, the insane were a danger to society and should be held in isolation – so it was with Smart.
Churchill warned that the "feeble-minded and insane classes" constituted a "danger which it is impossible to exaggerate", and that "the source from which the stream of madness is fed should be cut off and sealed up before another year has passed".
"Mali is cruelly denied stimulation, room to explore… [and] is in danger of going insane," he said.
On Saturday, Russian officials on Twitter called the "treacherous and insane" strikes a "clear and present danger to world peace" and demanded accountability.
Seymour-Jones makes it clear that Eliot had nothing to do with Vivienne's committal — Maurice arranged it — and that, whether or not Vivienne was clinically insane, she had become, by 1938, a danger to herself.
Given all that we know about its dangers, I think smoking is insane, but I can't say I find it disgusting.
Like Tough Mudder, the Spartan Death Race (visit youmaydie.com) mixes insane outdoor challenges with the spirit of mortal danger rarely seen outside of true combat.
(Note: There's no danger of my not hugging her an insane amount. Just a little bit less, while I go to school).
