Sentence examples for physical perils from inspiring English sources

Chemical and physical perils such as those that needlessly killed Sangji and Yale physics student Michele Dufault, maimed Texas Tech University chemistry graduate student Preston Brown, and caused numerous other injuries, are still all too common on university campuses.

Hilliard makes light of his position's physical perils.

In some ways, the physical perils of bad pairings should be obvious, with domestic violence just the most drastic illustration of how romance can lead to bodily havoc.

Yes, of course, the writer is a pampered and lucky creature and we mustn't forget that, but the occupation does carry physical perils beyond the usual self-inflicted over-indulgences.

The emotional drama of growing up is behind you, the physical perils of aging are still to come.

Much on their minds is their new potential for childbearing, an event that for most of human history has been fraught with physical peril.

There are other shows, notably "Deadliest Catch" on the Discovery Channel, that depict authentic physical peril, the kind that can take a life without warning.

Bezos writes spare, present-tense prose that lends her writing an urgency as the four women slip in and out of psychic and physical peril.

With some notable exceptions, China is not a place where journalists face the kind of physical peril confronting reporters in Russia and the Philippines.

On dry land, where drama is not as reliant on the threat of physical peril, she is awkward and uncomfortable describing her emotions.

The film is, in some ways, a furious indictment of those adults, whose self-absorption and neglect leave their children exposed to moral and physical peril.