Sentence examples for standing danger from inspiring English sources

Dewey warned of the "standing danger that the material of formal instruction will be merely the subject matter of the schools, isolated from the subject matter of life experience".

He saw despotism, in particular, as a standing danger for any government not already despotic, and argued that it could best be prevented by a system in which different bodies exercised legislative, executive, and judicial power, and in which all those bodies were bound by the rule of law.

"That's a phenomenon in our society," he said, "of people just standing facing danger and not moving.

Or a projection of menace and messianism, with only Bush grasping the true danger, standing between submerged threat and civilisation?

"Or a projection of menace and messianism, with only Bush grasping the true danger, standing between submerged threat and civilization?" Either is possible.

The singing parts are often over the top, drenched in 80s schmaltz, and feature lyrics like, "She had skin like satin and a heart of stone / She left me standing in the danger zone".

"I thought," he wrote in his journal, "there could be no danger in standing on".

For his people, secrecy has been a response to danger, yet standing alongside others may give them the security they need to continue their ancient beliefs.

The redouble was an S O S demanding that South pick a suit, and the danger of standing pat was too great.

Despite the inherent danger of standing in front of a flying, frozen disk of vulcanized rubber, and even though players are more keenly aware of the effects of concussions, blocking shots is here to stay as a tactic.

But Democrats maintain that it is Mr. Bush and his party who are underestimating the political and economic danger of standing pat in the face of economic warning signals.