Sentence examples for strong peril from inspiring English sources
It's a bit bloody and containing of strong peril for Saturday night TV, isn't it?
As this week's report by Standard & Poor's on our country's debt demonstrates, hyperpartisanship and ideological warfare have placed the world's strongest economy in peril.
Nonetheless, I think the history of technology shows that the promise is stronger than the peril.
Least likely to say: "Let them eat cake" (Marie Antoinette) Alexis de Tocqueville The aristocratic liberal thinker who despaired of 19th‑century France's endemic political instability; his writings on American society and revolutionary France sounded a strong warning against the perils of the new democratic and egalitarian age.
And because we did — because we saw opportunity where others saw only peril — we emerged stronger and better than before.
And because we did – because we saw opportunity where others saw only peril – we emerged stronger and better than before.
And because we did — because we saw opportunity where others saw only peril — we emerged stronger and better than before.
The President claimed that we have made change work for us in the past "and because we did, because we saw opportunity where others saw only peril, we emerged stronger and better than before".
Maybe, but I have strong doubts that relate to such perils as a dollar implosion, a bond market crash and very aggressive market valuation.
Still, the popular sentiment underlying these statements is so strong that politicians defy it at their peril.
No women, no sex, very little explicit violence, but lots of details about submarine engineering, and plenty of strong, laconic men in situations of extreme peril.
