Sentence examples for unknown dangerous from inspiring English sources
The mountains were an unknown, dangerous and mystical place.
Survey methodologies to rapidly collect data in unknown, dangerous and contested shallow territorial seas are required.
One reason why the threat/adversary factors were both very important and risky to our study participants is that the existence of unknown, dangerous entities (i.e., the adversary) which cannot be easily perceived and controlled is anxiety provoking.
Bavaria styles itself a Freistaat, a "Free State", rather than a mere Land.In this section Old soldiers march into the unknown A dangerous flirtation The thin green line Bang bang, who's dead?
He says 300 Russian irregulars have come to his aid.In this section Old soldiers march into the unknown A dangerous flirtation The thin green line Bang bang, who's dead?
The government says they will stay on the streets for at least six months.In this section Old soldiers march into the unknown A dangerous flirtation The thin green line Bang bang, who's dead?
The SPD's disarray, including limp leadership, threatens to lose it more support.In this section Old soldiers march into the unknown A dangerous flirtation The thin green line Bang bang, who's dead?
She emphasizes "the wild self-dramatization that one associates with the young Tennessee Williams, or with Mailer when he gets high on excess," adding that "There's almost a swagger in the way [Toback] consciously goes beyond the rationally acceptable; he's looking for art in that beyond, wanting the unknown — the dangerous — to take over".
In response Mr Boulton questioned if such a claim meant the mayor had "strayed into unknown and dangerous territory".
Beyond the edges of explored territory, the maps bore a legend warning, "Here there be monsters!" Whatever was unknown was dangerous, monstrous.
Come Tuesday, however, #SaveMarinaJoyce was trending across Twitter and Facebook – a rallying cry to rescue the London-based fashion vlogger from some unknown, definitely dangerous situation.
