Sentence examples similar to subtle but dangerous from inspiring English sources
Although he is only the second African-American quarterback in the Super Bowl, he is emblematic of an emerging generation of talented black quarterbacks who have been able to resist management's custom -- a more subtle but far more dangerous form of Rockerthink -- of switching them to defensive back.
But there's something more subtle and dangerous, a neo-colonialist feeling that still infuses society... It's not about racism, it's about treating people differently".
Watch out for these subtle and dangerous feelings: (1) Self-service with opportunities to help others.
Here he uses the somber tones, circuitous locutions and dense plot structure appropriate to a region where every gesture -- from a chess game to a political assassination -- sends a subtle and dangerous message.
Think Brangelina – but dangerous.
Edward Hallowell teams up with his wife to explain the subtle and dangerous toll technology can take on distracting people from their marriage.
Think of the results as a subtle and dangerous prepositional shift: Their freedom of religion will necessarily shrink our freedom from religion.
They have been taught to turn a blind eye to institutional racism and structural inequity, and don't see that their civil rights are being violated in more subtle and dangerous ways than ever before.
