Sentence examples for the same perils from inspiring English sources

They had faced the same perils, possibilities and problems in their Lego city as they might if working on a real one.

The heroine of Isabel Allende's latest book, a 16th-century Spanish woman who sailed to Peru and trekked south with the expedition that claimed vast lands for Charles V, faces the same perils as the soldiers around her — along with a few extras, like unwanted sexual advances.

Even if he had got it, there is no denying that Obama had long been reluctant to intervene in Syria's civil war by force – for the admirable reason that he could see all the same perils pointed out by his opponents.

Why do it online?" From both directions, then, we are being invited to believe in a one-to-one correspondence between so-called reality and digital life: a cyber street contains the same perils as its asphalt twin, while our morning routines, once hacked, can run as though they have Intel Inside.

President Obama could equally well have referred to other figures in history who warned of the same perils of failing to adapt in a changing world.

We may not face the same perils as the master Christian, but we can be reassured that facing down our innermost fears with the warmth of divine love will bring release and healing.

Democrats advising Mr. Obama saw the same peril for the president in the first debate that Mr. Romney's aides did.

(Although it does not present quite the same peril as trying to remember which way to drive around a roundabout, another thing it sometimes takes me a couple of days to relearn).

Therefore, we are now, as lawyers would say, equitably stopped from deporting them back to the same peril.

The Americans wanted to avoid that same peril next month in Trinidad.

And Americans should not forget that this same peril confronts us at home.