Sentence examples for is terribly dangerous from inspiring English sources

So everybody who is religious has God on his side, which is terribly dangerous.

There are countries throughout Africa and Asia in which it is terribly dangerous to be gay," Norris said.

I felt the clutch of sorrow, too, when I read this: "What you're planning is terribly dangerous — I doubt if you need me to tell you that — but there may be no other way to save an innocent man's life".

Here's more evidence that texting and driving is terribly dangerous.

"One day I said to him, 'Robert, I know what you're doing is terribly dangerous,' " recalled his mother, Marjorie Murray.

The argument that CO2 is beneficial for life and therefore not a threat is a sad and pathetic example of the worst kind of scientific illiteracy in which a little knowledge is terribly dangerous.

The fact is that it would be terribly dangerous if Hezbollah ran Lebanon".

If humans were given big enough doses to reach the most hidden cells, "I don't know that it wouldn't be terribly dangerous," Dr. Gallo said.

On the one hand, authorities justify their (ineffective) crackdowns on ecstasy by arguing that because MDMA is manufactured and distributed by the black market it must be terribly dangerous.

"It's terribly dangerous," says Siegal.

Something is terribly, terribly wrong.