Sentence examples for strange peril from inspiring English sources

This has nothing to do with a strange peril of online dating that can be summed up in two words: Manti Te'o.

Two new case studies illustrate the strange perils that can lurk in simple things, like takeoffs and tea.

"She wanted it to be about truth, but it was about winning," noted New Yorker reporter Jane Mayer, who along with Jill Abramson, now the executive editor of the New York Times, wrote a book on Hill called "Strange Justice". The perils of "Speaking Truth to Power" (the film's subtitle) were never more evident.

Like life, which we overinterpret at our peril, this strange, original book is — to its credit — a code too nuanced and alive to fully crack.

Conscious of the perils of accepting favours from strange children, however angel- like, I make a sort of non-committal sound.

The poem makes us wait, and makes us tremble on the brink of "the perils of accepting favours from strange children" – wittily though this is expressed.

A couple of the girls, it turned out, had got their first taste of the perils of public admiration: a strange man had placed a series of creepy phone calls to their rooms at the Washington Square Hotel.

It would not have been the first time that someone unable to control his urges felt a strange affinity to a parable of self-regulation and the perils of indulgence.

While Colombian peace negotiations stir hope that a five-decade long insurgency will come to an end — in a strange twist — they have also put the leaders of a small village on the Pacific Coast in peril.

Does Chuck ever show up for Meet the Press and just wing it?" A strange tic emerges, where everything her campaign did that was tin-eared and senseless is presented only as a peril wisely avoided.

It is strange, looking back, to recall just how famous Jackson later became, although one reminds her of this at one's peril.