Sentence examples for so much danger from inspiring English sources
"They put themselves in so much danger willingly … They're astonishing".
But it's hard to think about a love story when there's so much danger ahead.
"I can't take down the walls," the boy concluded, "because there is so much danger outside of them".
In the face of so much danger, it's better to have a strong government with the capacity to act – and as soon as possible".
"I feel in so much danger," he said, "especially when I see people I knew in the guerrilla group near my home".
As the film credits rolled, she was distraught at the idea that anyone — let alone her husband — would put themselves in so much danger for his or her profession.
The biggest risk is not so much the danger of being harmed but the danger of missed opportunities, especially at school.
"We've reached a point where tigers are so much in danger of being lost that we suddenly value them and realize how important it is to hold on to them," said John Robinson, the Wildlife Conservation Society's chief conservation officer.
The PRISM affair demonstrates the problem was not so much the danger represented by China or Russia in regards to our digital exchanges, accounts and personal information, but the fact of having a state and some of its digital juggernauts enjoying control of the Internet.
"I worry about my family because of so much war and danger in Afghanistan.
