Sentence examples for perilous nature from inspiring English sources

The judge said that he had not reached his decision lightly and that he was "acutely aware of the perilous nature of the world in which we live".

But the speculation about his future underscores the tenuous, even perilous, nature of his position today.

It is acutely aware of the perilous nature of the world in which we live.

"It is acutely aware of the perilous nature of the world we live in.

Judge Kaplan said he was "acutely aware of the perilous nature of the world in which we live".

Mr. Immordino acknowledged the inherently perilous nature of his bull run, which he likens to an extreme sport.

But while nose tackle Kris Jenkins agreed with Favre — "What Brett says, goes," Jenkins said — his remarks a few minutes later underscored the perilous, shifting nature of the N.F.L. "We're put on a pedestal, but it's more like one of those dunking tanks," Jenkins said.

The nature of perilous first contact between species as represented by films such as Independence Day, Aliens and First Contact is a marriage of classic fears of national invasion and the loss of personal identity.

She's far from the only member of the Perse posse urging patrons out into nature, not the perilous Patagonia nature where a restless husband might play Jon Krakauer, but a peaceful, meditative place where he could "center" himself, as the couple's therapists say.

Putting even a normal teenager like Ryan under the constant eye of television cameras must have struck his manipulators as a perilous experiment, despite the tractable nature of their subjects.

However, the wording's vagueness, as well as the interpretation it received in practice as a tool to be used against all varieties tenuously resembling and thus directly competing with the "initial variety", meant that it bore the perilous risk of reducing the nature of statutory undeniable-use exemptions.