Sentence examples for supremely dangerous from inspiring English sources

"AT THIS supremely dangerous moment in history," wrote Arnold Toynbee in the shadow of Soviet and American nuclear weapons, "the only salvation for mankind is the Indian way".

For a start, he could arrange for the Justice Department to end the absurd classification of marijuana as a supremely dangerous Schedule I drug, like heroin.

AIDS has also taught them to be suspicious of their patients' blood, that supremely dangerous weapon: the disease forced complete overhauls of standard protocols for blood drawing, blood transfusion and organ transplantation, not to mention surgery and dentistry.

Osama's motives and methods are explored methodically and forensically, but what is lacking (perhaps because the evidence is so thin) is a sense of the personality behind this supremely dangerous company.

But whereas Halevi's dismissal of philosophy in the face of revelation seems to suggest that philosophy is not a challenge for revelation, Strauss argues that the careful reader will notice that Halevi's argument in fact suggests the opposite: that philosophy is not just a challenge for revelation but a supremely dangerous challenge.

Cheap but supremely dangerous isn't cool.

As understandable as it may be for someone to want to exact sweet revenge on the supremely frustrating claw machine, it's no excuse to put a kid in a potentially dangerous situation.

It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.

It is supremely enigmatic.

It was supremely liberating.

Or being supremely good?