Sentence examples for obviously dangerous from inspiring English sources
More pressingly, none of the ship's biologists can tell the difference between "harmless animal" and "obviously dangerous alien death-snake", everyone displays a dangerously cavalier attitude to breathing in unknown atmospheres, and our heroine's mutant buzzkill of a boyfriend has just knocked her up with a giant thrashing squid.
This is an area in which generalities are obviously dangerous.
The matter is not so clear, however, when the conduct is not obviously dangerous or immoral.
Natural disruptive events are commonly perceived as being obviously dangerous to the safety of a deep repository.
The most obviously dangerous part of the job, though, comes in separating fighting players.
At the same time, we should lift sanctions on all except the most obviously dangerous materials.
The world is not obviously "increasingly dangerous".
"He is, obviously, extremely dangerous," Mr Mullen said.
Some forms of self-harm are obviously very dangerous, but there's a continuum.
Berners-Lee said: "The idea that we should routinely record information about people is obviously very dangerous.
The chief magistrate, Emma Arbuthnot, said: "It's obviously incredibly dangerous and potentially very difficult indeed that these documents disappeared in the way that they did.
