Sentence examples for instance of the perils from inspiring English sources

Greenberg's essay is a classic instance of the perils of us-versus-them argument.

Shuddering, we record another instance of the peril we face leaving things in the hands of the next generation.

The New Yorker, March 30 , 1935P. 15 Shuddering, we record another instance of the peril we face leaving things in the hands of the next generation.

I could go on for days bringing forth instances of the peril of our disproportionate military spending.

In the April 1st issue of The Economist — that most equable and distinguished of magazines, founded on a principle of free trade that places it in opposition to Trump — for instance, one finds, in a discussion of the perils in the way of Amazon's domination of retailing under its founder, Jeff Bezos, this observation: "Donald Trump does not care for the Washington Post, a newspaper Mr. Bezos owns.

And what of the perils of Pauline?

Kasparov is well aware of the perils of brazen independence.

Yet Raff is wary of the perils of overreaching.

(And surely Mr. Gooding is too young to step into Fred McMurray's worn-out slippers.) The pratfalls are so uninventive that they inspire more pity than hilarity, and one sequence plays three instances of mortal peril -- a grizzly bear attack, an avalanche and a fall through the thin ice of a frozen river -- for easy laughs.

I think this was the first instance, outside a newsroom, in which I cited the perils of being too aggressive in chasing "the front-page thought".

Out of Time: The Pleasures and the Perils of Ageing.