Sentence examples for some sort of dangerous from inspiring English sources

A Muslim detective who has been on the force for more than ten years told me that when he talks to his wife on the phone in Arabic other officers look at him as if he were communicating in some sort of dangerous code.

They've intimated that he's a dark-skinned foreigner, some sort of dangerous Other who threatens our way of life.

"We need to get rid of the idea of Muslims as some sort of dangerous other who don't deserve equality before the law," she said.

There seems to be this idea in Washington that the border is some sort of faucet, and the human beings coming through are some sort of dangerous leak that needs to be sealed off.

Ironically, for all the demonization of Nancy Pelosi by Republicans and the far right as some sort of dangerous radical, she was decidedly the moderate in that special election.

Now if I skip a shave, I appear as though I should be on some sort of list of dangerous, hungover roadies.

"Ironists," Mr. Shaw wrote in his book, "are sometimes so absorbed in getting themselves into some sort of awkward or dangerous situation with their ironing board that they forget the main reason they are there in the first place: to rid their clothing of creases and wrinkles".

But in the end, it's a little hard to be sure who seems more clueless: the teenagers who thought it was a smart idea to post an ugly brawl on YouTube or the adults who turned it into some sort of terrifying tale about dangerous gang members run amok.

In a month's time we should have some sort of inkling of just how dangerous those side-effects might prove to be.

We contacted Mohamad to ask him about the uprising in his homeland and whether he has some sort of preoccupation with living in dangerous places, or whether it was all just the luck of the draw.

They're sort of dangerous to be around.