Sentence examples for true dangers from inspiring English sources

But the true dangers of the job are probably less well known.

We fear attacks that never come and live blissfully unaware of true dangers around the corner.

He added that the true dangers of steroids were not yet known scientifically.

But the true dangers in the piece on Thursday mostly befell the horns, which struggled with attack and intonation.

Mr. Funabashi blamed the Kan administration's fear of setting off a panic for its decision to understate the true dangers of the accident.

Then there are the new feelings of distrust in technology and in the government, which many Japanese now blame for hiding the true dangers of the nuclear accident.

But the true danger is in spiritual doubt.

The clownish veneer of Trumpism conceals its true danger.

He said, "These defendants are a true danger to society," and asked for the maximum sentence.

Inadvertently, my film may have hit upon the true danger of surveillance technology.

"There were any number of incidents along the way, times when he strayed into areas of true danger and yet losing him now is still a shock.