Sentence examples for lives dangerous from inspiring English sources

When men's careers are valued over women's lives, dangerous men are free to find even more people to prey on without consequence, as a recent long-form story on former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar from New York magazine's The Cut so eloquently reveals.

But great drama is not just comprised of people who live dangerous and outlawed lives.

They live dangerous lives, and as there are no rules they have to invent them.

But Mahagonny remains a live, dangerous, insulting presence when the other classics of 20th-century protest have been successfully and expensively tamed.

"And it makes sense to be aware of faces," because they might be those of living, dangerous creatures, such as a grizzly bear.

Working out whether aging is mainly a by-product of metabolism or is controlled by natural selection has been difficult, though, because many of the small animals that live dangerous lives also tend have higher metabolic rates.

"Graffiti writers tend to live very dangerous lives," Pez mused.

In 1978, Lizzy released their first live album Live and Dangerous.

Although the neighborhood where she lives is dangerous, Tambu is currently settled into "the best apartment I've ever had".

Opponents argue the legislation cannot be enforced and will drive prostitutes into the shadows, making their lives more dangerous.

People in different socioeconomic strata are living ever more different lives, with dangerous results for society: erosion of empathy, widening of rifts and undermining of meritocracy.