Sentence examples for viewed as dangerous from inspiring English sources

LIBBEY Socrates was viewed as dangerous because he questioned his city's most fundamental norms and values.

Oakland is generally viewed as dangerous and talented, if inexperienced, and the greatest American League threat to the Yankees.

She said the state inspects rides at least annually and can shut down those viewed as dangerous.

This outcome may be viewed as dangerous by private companies, in the sense that it renders lower-level employees more capable of influencing the company's policies.

In men of the upper classes a will to dominate was admired or at least assumed; in women it was viewed as dangerous or grotesque.

From 15,000 to 30,000 dissidents, guerrillas and others viewed as dangerous to the dictatorships disappeared or were executed from 1976 to 1983, when civilian government resumed.

He is also a more extreme example of a growing right-wing trend across Europe, where from German Chancellor Angela Merkel to populist Dutch Parliamentarian Geert Wilders and the Swedish Jimmie Akesson, non-Muslims are taking a hard line against immigration and what they view as dangerous concessions to the demands of Muslim groups.

(Dargis) 'RELIGULOUS' (R, 1 41) The comedian and outspoken religious nonbeliever Bill Maher travels the world interviewing Christians, Jews and Muslims about their beliefs, which he views as dangerous nonsense.

(Scott) 'RELIGULOUS' (R, 1 41) The comedian and outspoken religious nonbeliever Bill Maher travels the world interviewing Christians, Jews and Muslims about their beliefs, which he views as dangerous nonsense.

And the government is promising to prosecute people using language it views as dangerous.

Work fucking sucks for most people, especially when it's labour that the legal system punishes, cops view as dangerous, landlords deem as undesirable and the public largely thinks is deplorable.