Sentence examples for so much dangerous from inspiring English sources

This date carried so much dangerous apocalyptic and millennial freight, however, that the theologians of the Latin West found this millennial chronology unacceptable.

"It's so much more dangerous.

The city was so much more dangerous than today, but it also felt so creative.

Lost in Showbiz ADORES this sort of mentoring, which resembles little so much as Dangerous Liaisons for the twerk generation.

QUESTION FROM TREVOR BUI: Why has Islamabad become so much more dangerous; and how has that changed daily life for people there?

The real reason I like this is because things are so much more dangerous, and Harry is the number one most wanted.

What can make this covert betrayal so much more dangerous than something like an affair is that we can't point to the source of our pain – there's no event, no obvious evidence of brokenness".

"There are a few clubs that now have the money to buy the best, but to spend so much is dangerous," said Troussier, a Frenchman, adding that only a handful of clubs in the country had fan bases and financial foundations strong enough to survive if rich benefactors departed as owners.

I mostly worked alone, but still managed to see so much crazy, dangerous shit.

If there are seven words you can't say on the radio, why should these people be allowed to advocate actions that are so much more dangerous?

Because so much of the dangerous game playing of "Betrayal" is in verbal nuance, Emma is unnecessarily handicapped from the start and her stressing of certain words can seem bizarre.