Sentence examples for on the peril from inspiring English sources

Back in the United States, he wrote and lectured extensively on the peril of Japanese expansionism in Southeast Asia.

The quiet man again, on the peril for your soul if you fail to take up whatever job is available.

Rather, thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism and the astonishing performance of Katie Jarvis, the nonprofessional actress who plays Mia, it is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation.

She went on, "The peril goes far beyond the scope of traditional ethics — inviting waste, fraud, and abuse — and represents a profound threat not only to our national security but to the basic legitimacy of our government".

"Thanks to Ms. Arnold's fine-grained realism" and "the astonishing performance" of Ms. Jarvis, a nonprofessional actress, the film "is a diamond-hard reflection on the peril and progress of a fragile soul in a bad situation," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

Between the songs and her nonstop patter — she is an assassin of dead air — the show was a seminar on the peril of accepting received wisdom, whether the subject was drag queens, the rural poor, working stiffs, politicians, Pentecostalists, young media stars or bosomy women.

(Anita Gates) 'MOTHER LOAD' In her one-woman show on the perils of affluent motherhood, Amy Wilson derides the culture of obsessive child-rearing as she chronicles her submission to it.

Also, the disruption flash caused by WAFL's relevance is one of the best lessons on the perils of resting on past achievements.

A BBC spokesperson said the ruse was "a light-hearted take on the perils of driving one of the rarest and most valuable cars on the road".

But I was reluctant to send my rather lengthy piece on the perils of publishing for one major reason.

He is also clear on the perils.