Sentence examples for mind dangerous from inspiring English sources

"I don't mind dangerous psychic things," he says.

The boat, with an unmistakable neon yellow hull that calls to mind dangerous levels of radiation, was rammed on its launch by Greenpeace activists, causing substantial damage.

In ways that immediately brought to mind dangerous parallels with the yellow Star of David patch worn by Jews during the Third Reich, Donald Trump in November suggested that Syrian refugees, posing as allegedly dangerous Fifth Columnists, should wear badges on account of their Muslim faith so that they could not infiltrate American society and carry out plots against the nation.

Looking no more than 14 or 15, this actress brings to mind the dangerous adolescent sultriness of the young Kate Moss.

Her death drew the attention of many New Yorkers, a sudden tragedy that called to mind the dangerous possibilities of life in a vertical city.

But never mind the dangerous ramifications of such gender gaps.

Racing at such high speeds on ordinary public roads with their right-angles, blind-spots, foliage, jutting-out signposts and phoneboxes etc, is mind-bogglingly dangerous.

—Books editor Claire Armitstead "Novels that invite you inside the minds of dangerous obsessives, unaware of their own toxic natures, always leave me very unsettled when done well.

However, while acknowledging the importance of that result, the England captain, Sarah Hunter, said her side must only have their minds on dangerous Pool A opponents Canada in Marcoussis, just south of Paris, today.

As is well known to participants in the sport of Base Jumping (a mind-bogglingly dangerous activity that involves parachuting from static objects), parachutes have problems when launched from tall buildings.

Exhuming this stuff is mind-bogglingly dangerous for any thinking member of the Saudi royal family.