Sentence examples for seriously dangerous from inspiring English sources
How dangerous can moulds be? "Seriously dangerous," she says.
Absurd, certainly, but the movement had a seriously dangerous core.
"The risk of something seriously dangerous happening is in the five year timeframe.
It strikes me that if Raonic could improve his backhand he'd become a seriously dangerous player.
But the Penguins seem to be occupying some seriously dangerous headspace on the Ranger bench.
We must take seriously the dangerous lynch mob mentality that he ignites and supports, as our communities know far too well the harmful consequences.
This suggests that even though they appeared to be the most seriously potentially dangerous adolescents in our sample, they may also have certain insight into their own pathological development; psychiatric intervention may therefore prove beneficial.
That may not be true but that such a thought could be taken seriously suggests how dangerous the decision to recall Tevez after his four-year exile was.
"The situation is growing seriously muddled, and dangerous, because no one knows exactly whether the people arriving are real refugees or immigrants; many are from Africa and Asia, not from the Syrian war zone.
The September issue of Out magazine, for instance, warns that "taking these guys too seriously is as dangerous as elevating Madonna's music videos to the realm of art and social commentary".
