Sentence examples for seemingly dangerous from inspiring English sources

Where did you first get the (seemingly dangerous) idea to accompany the Afghan National Army on patrol?

What motivates the administration to withhold some information it claims to be vital to national security yet to share other, seemingly dangerous, information with the press?

In the same way as young people may come to like alcohol, tobacco and coffee (all of which initially taste nasty, but deliver a pleasurable chemical kick), chili-eating normally starts off as a social habit, bolstered by what Mr Rozin calls "benign masochism": doing something painful and seemingly dangerous, in the knowledge that it won't do any permanent harm.

He was crawling through the middle one day and I thought, 'What is this guy doing?'" Australia captain and hooker Stephen Moore also recalls Ledesma's former penchant for lying on the turf unerneath the front row – but he understands the thinking behind a seemingly dangerous habit.

Another interesting, albeit seemingly dangerous, wheeled device that we saw is the Solowheel.

For some, the stock market can be a tricky and seemingly dangerous place.

Even seemingly less dangerous sports are making headlines.

After the seemingly most dangerous phase of hot war passed, the realities of international tension continued to confound the expectations of even the most powerful.

Pawlett's next involvement was just as controversial - a studs-first sliding challenge that did little more than graze Lewis Stevenson's toes but led to a red card, seemingly for dangerous play.

Seemingly more serious and more dangerous than their predecessors, they have eclipsed the traditional jihadist threat in mainland Egypt.

But a report published Wednesday by the organization Freedom House highlights another development: even as it gets easier for people to get on Facebook and other social-media sites, it's also seemingly becoming more dangerous for them to voice their opinions in these venues.