Sentence examples for ultimate danger from inspiring English sources

"The ultimate danger point for the Party is a McCain candidacy.

It's not the length of a phrase, but the portent of ultimate danger.

"That's the ultimate danger when you get into a funk," he said.

Brazenly and suspensefully, Hitchcock draws the crucial line between lust and love, and, in a brilliant scene of mirrors and darkness, evokes the ultimate danger — the loss of self — that sexual passion entails.

The ultimate danger here is that Microsoft continually improves UWP while neglecting and even degrading win32, over time making it harder for developers and publishers to escape from Microsoft's new UWP commerce monopoly.

Brazenly and suspensefully, Hitchcock draws the crucial line between lust and love, and, in a brilliant scene of mirrors and darkness, he evokes the ultimate danger — the loss of self — that sexual passion entails.

Well, this is the ultimate in danger," Democrat Sen. Don McEachin reportedly said.

Like Ossoli, a militiaman, Fuller was caught up in the excitement, danger and ultimate failure of the violent Roman revolution of 1848-49.

The two films have several elements in common, however notably, the celebration of ordinary competence and ordinary responsibility as the ultimate bulwarks against extraordinary danger.

There is the question of whether this is a clear and present danger to his ultimate authority or simply a power play.

That's hardly surprising, as it offers no danger to American forces – the ultimate asymmetric warfare – while supposedly "taking out" terrorists.