Sentence examples for supposed dangerous from inspiring English sources

When Wilkinson dropped a goal in two-and-a half-minutes, and added a penalty for a supposed dangerous tackle by Peter Hynes on Ugo Monye – one of half-a-dozen calls by the New Zealand referee Bryce Lawrence which England could feel thankful for – there was hope in the air.

The local mayor claims there are dangerous falling rocks, but this supposed danger does not seem to bother the fishermen.

Rock 'n' roll is supposed to be dangerous.

"Even my voice over the radio was supposed to be dangerous.

Stereotypical reasoning says: Colombia is supposed to be dangerous (though I found it no longer lives down to that stereotype); within Colombia, Cartagena is supposed to be dangerous (in fact much too hospitable); in Cartagena, certain outskirts are supposed to be particularly dangerous (who knows).

In the "future" section, where somehow music was supposed to be dangerous, Mr. Zinger vowed to fight for "dance-floor justice".

I knew it was supposed to be dangerous: I read stories in newspapers and magazines about this behavior, always characterized as a disorder, an affliction.

The app is supposed to highlight dangerous areas in the region, but according to initial reports, Waze sent the two soldiers on a route that went past the Israel border and into a war zone.

Misguided actions towards supposed emancipation are dangerous; particularly because emancipation cannot be enforced from above.

It was supposed to focus on dangerous felons.

The raids were supposed to focus on dangerous criminals, but overwhelmingly netted Latinos with civil immigration violations who happened to be present, the study said.