Sentence examples for perilous of from inspiring English sources
TV is perhaps the most perilous of the three.
These hardy folks have survived the most perilous of life's passages, and are stronger for it, and usually are geared up and ready to live on and on.
Such a great man, a supremely talented player and charismatic gentleman, someone who refused to accept defeat and could escape from the most perilous of positions.
And Mr. Parent has vowed to take on that most perilous of maudlin adult gambits, letting the children teach him about life.
Perhaps it is appropriate that international competitions for this event, perhaps the most perilous of all here, now begin with a moment of silence.
Measures adopted since Jackie Stewart and his fellow drivers began campaigning for greater safety in the 1970s have transformed what was once the most perilous of sports into something far more conducive to survival.
Is there a way out of the perilous swamp of ethnic and linguistic identity politics?
It is acutely aware of the perilous nature of the world in which we live.
Judge Kaplan said he was "acutely aware of the perilous nature of the world in which we live".
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".
The US may have avoided the fiscal cliff, but media commentators around the world have been quick to remind Washington of the perilous state of the US economy.
