Sentence examples for peril the notion from inspiring English sources
I had heard nothing about their relationship being in peril; the notion that they would split up was preposterous.
But the same ties may persuade Europeans to avert a graver peril: the notion that they can safely refuse to help one another out.
The islanders' notion is different.
This is about a woman in peril, yet it has no truck with the notion that she is a mere victim.
"Our feeling — and Dick, you may have to jump in here — is that the notion of a woman in peril is a very powerful narrative element," Mr. Pink said.
It is difficult to pick up a newspaper without encountering the notion that throughout the world today democracy is in peril.
I toyed with the notion of warning the butterfly Cassius, my fellow-littérateur, of his peril, but decided that I must remain neutral and silent.
One of the often unremarked propaganda victories of the market-fundamentalist consensus is to embed the notion that there is a single "correct" set of economic policies, from which governments stray at their peril.
The notion seems preposterous.
