Sentence examples for verbal jeopardy from inspiring English sources

VERBAL JEOPARDY By Tom Vanderbilt Analyzing "Jeopardy!" episodes for instances of "uptalk," or speaking with rising intonation, Thomas Linneman, a sociologist, found that it was more common in women and in incorrect answers.

The curriculum includes sessions on how to dress, how to signal for help, what to do if you are forced to take drugs (it is allowed if an officer believes his life is in jeopardy), verbal judo and other street tactics, including a glossary of street terms and values for drugs.

Dr. Gardner said there were probably other talents, beyond verbal memory and a fast buzzer finger, that are useful in playing "Jeopardy".

Final Jeopardy!

Jeopardy champion.

During "Jeopardy".

A sense of jeopardy?

Verbal abuse.

Others are in jeopardy.

Verbal cruelty.

Now that is in jeopardy.