Sentence examples for mortal dangers from inspiring English sources
For the "preposterous comedy" continues here and there and terror still poses the existential dilemma: decency and its (mortal) dangers or conformity and its comforts?
An extraordinary front-page newspaper editorial on Sunday in Ciudad Juárez cast a chilling light on the mortal dangers faced by journalists in Mexico's escalating drug wars.
Hand-printed on the flyleaf of this 1952 book is an urgent and ungrammatical rant about the mortal dangers of mustard, egg whites, pepper, vinegar and "land salt".
With mounting intensity, China's leaders have railed about the mortal dangers that smuggling and corruption pose to society and Communist Party rule.
"The team and its mortal dangers were a mere handful compared to the innumerable slaughtered in the vaster jaws of war," Doig writes of Ben's assignment.
Those churches talked a lot about obeying your leaders, and about the mortal dangers of decadent influences bringing in abortion and homosexuality".
Iraq is now in mortal danger.
She is still in mortal danger.
Thus Kerrey depicts himself sleepwalking into mortal danger.
