Sentence examples for something very dangerous from inspiring English sources
It plays into something very dangerous in human behavior.
"He was extremely close to something very dangerous," Sheriff Taylor said.
"Now they see blogs as something very dangerous, something they need to control.
He discovers something very dangerous to him, which leads him to Bourne.
Anyone who touches it knows he's playing with something very dangerous".
President Bush needs to be careful that America doesn't get sucked into something very dangerous here.
"It's something we have to adjust to, it's something that's very costly, and it's also something that's very dangerous," said the governor.
However, even adopting Congress' broad interpretation of its powers to regulate the manner in which interstate transactions take place, the individual health insurance mandate represents something very different and very dangerous.
"There was something new and very dangerous inside him," the narrator tells us.
And: LUNTZ: He spoke about America — and this is something that's very dangerous for a Presidential candidate to do, where he addresses America in less than a perfect light — but notice how at the end he does something that his wife didn't do.
This may not be enough to give him a place in Saturday's clash with England since back-row places may be reserved for the full-on heavyweights, but he will take to the field at some stage and he will offer something very different and dangerous.
