Sentence examples for suggested danger from inspiring English sources

It hardly suggested danger but Gerrard caught the loose ball instinctively with his left foot to volley through the muddle and into the corner.

Risky, an adjective coined in 1827 by the novelist James Fenimore Cooper, suggests danger without going so far as "dangerous, unsafe" or "perilous".

Alpha suggests danger - alpha males - and also newness, possibly unreadiness.

Secrets purvey affordable glamour, suggest danger without presenting an actual threat.

The Chrome developers also added illustrations to suggest danger, and started using background colours to represent different kinds and severity of threat.

Because it suggests professionalism and dedicated effort, because it will be used exhaustively in media coverage of the vulnerability, because it further deepens the branding association of the vulnerability, the name, the logo, and the canonical web presence, and because it also suggests danger".

So what better bodyguard than an insect with markings that suggest danger?

The system counts the messages suggesting danger and those suggesting safety and "synthesises it into an easy-to-read interface".

Waterfall profile pictures, Skinner theorises, suggest danger and adventure.

We create atmosphere; we suggest danger, personality, playfulness, sexuality... and all of it is done to maintain our brand.

In crafting such intense work with methods that could suggest "danger," she breaks the barrier of what cliched machinery women are capable of handling.