Sentence examples for unsafe minds from inspiring English sources

The Vatican newspaper "L'Osservatore Romano" launched a full-scale attack on the film, labelling it an "incitement to evil crime and vice," deploring its effect on "unsafe minds," and roundly rebuking Fellini for trying to "moralise through immorality".

In 1960, the newspaper launched a full-scale attack on Federico Fellini's classic of Roman indolence and debauchery, La Dolce Vita, labelling it an "incitement to evil crime and vice", deploring its effect on "unsafe minds", and roundly rebuking the film-maker for trying to "moralise through immorality".

But the simple fact that hundreds of potential investors showed up to network and discuss possible projects created hope in a country that has been long shunned as too unsafe to visit, never mind invest in.

Still, the perception of downtown as unsafe has persisted in some minds.

Dostoevsky takes us into Raskolnikov's mind, a desperately unsafe place to be.

"When people travel, particularly in their gap year, they're in a very open-minded state of mind and might practice unsafe behaviours they would not at home".

Keep in mind that the most unsafe place in Los Angeles is standing between an actor and a camera.

Regardless of what Athens actually looks like in the eyes of its inhabitants, for instance, it is perceived, in the minds of many, as an unsafe city, where clashes and violent incidents take place almost on a daily basis.

The situation often feels unsafe, because we aren't eating properly, our minds aren't working properly, and we become dehydrated.

At 16, the youngster who greeted the car's arrival so enthusiastically — never mind that Ralph Nader's allegations of unsafe handling were still making headlines — had his license and the Corvair was his daily transportation.

Bear in mind that standing on a footstool can be unsafe if your horse isn't tied, or is likely to kick.