Sentence examples for represents the danger from inspiring English sources

This miniature echo chamber, to me, represents the danger that a self-sustaining multi-faceted company like Disney faces when making strategic choices.

He's a familiar figure: a man who represents the dangers of manliness without virility.

But Mr. Blair asserted that the aftermath of the Bali blast also represented the danger of possible overreaction.

Archie represented the danger and the potential of television itself, its ability to influence viewers rather than merely help them kill time.

Just as, in the nineteen-eighties, satanic ritual abuse represented the worst fears of what could happen in day care, so M.S.B.P. has come to represent the danger posed by mothers who are excessively involved with their children.

The immoderate soils together represent the danger of humans "trying to be little gods on earth", while the limestone landscape promises that life's pleasures need not be incompatible with public responsibility and salvation.

"The Snowman" is a tale about misguided love, about a snowman who falls in love with what he believes is a female stove, and is Andersen's best argument for the price paid for falling in love with the wrong type with the stove representing the danger in this "wrong" relationship.

Region A and region B represent the danger zones when the acetabulum was "shelled" for 2.95 mm and 6 mm, respectively.

Is he simply a modern Satan or, given that the play was written at a time when Britain was in turmoil, is he meant to represent the dangers of ideological extremism?

No doubt Bootie is supposed to represent the dangers of uncompromising idealism, but Ms. Messud fails, early in the novel, to provide the sort of insight into this young man's troubled soul that might make his later decisions — one involving a chilling betrayal of Murray, the second involving an even more chilling act of cruelty toward his mother — understandable or plausible.

Here, it seems they represent the dangers of contracting a sexually transmitted disease.