Sentence examples for time of imminent danger from inspiring English sources

But I wax philosophical, friends, at a time of imminent danger.

Without this blackout, the erosion of social values would not have been perceived and no doubt energy, or technology, would continue to be uncritically regarded as positive and lifesaving (as it truly can be when it warns us in a very short time of imminent danger).

Moreover, a budding rapprochement between North and South Korea, whose leaders met this summer for the first time since the Korean War, further deflated any sense of imminent danger from North Korea.

At one time, scientists thought that birds' alarm calls were short-lived and produced to warn other nearby birds of imminent danger.

"Sometimes it's a matter of imminent danger," she says.

But he said he had no sense of imminent danger.

But as the years have passed however, such pronouncements of imminent danger became rarer.

He figured this was a case of imminent danger or something deeply shady.

The euro seems out of imminent danger of breaking up, but its resulting appreciation has not helped exporters.

The music and laughter around scores of campfires at the waterfall gave no sense of imminent danger.

But whether they constitute a true, unequivocal threat of imminent danger is yet to be determined.  .