Sentence examples for profoundly dangerous from inspiring English sources

That is a profoundly dangerous shift.

She is profoundly dangerous to May.

This seems to me a profoundly dangerous position to adopt.

We also need to understand that their continued existence is profoundly dangerous.

That may win him Wall Street cash, but it is profoundly dangerous.

Confronting displaced feelings of a profoundly dangerous sort, Dread Scott achieves the show's most dramatic moment.

Tony Blair, Britain's prime minister, argued that trying to build up Europe as a counterweight to the United States was a profoundly misguided and dangerous idea.The very fact that the EU was divided over Iraq might have been expected to dishearten the Euro-nationalists, and initially it did.

A politics that condemns public employees for being greedy because they insist on maintaining their rights is profoundly dishonest and dangerous.

The United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, called for an immediate cessation of hostilities and said in a statement that he was "profoundly alarmed by the dangerous situation in Chad".

Susannah Cahalan had the bad luck of being a unique and baffling one: profoundly sick, deteriorating with dangerous speed, yet her MRIs, brain scans and blood tests were normal.

All this may seem arcane, but I agree with Fukuyama that the US – and Britain – is in thrall to a set of neo-conservative ideas both profoundly mistaken and very dangerous.