Sentence examples for was dangerous about from inspiring English sources

Arbuckle became the figurehead for all that was dangerous about Hollywood — the unbridled wealth, the unchecked vice — and no jury could acquit him of being an overweight, asexualized man.

And what is dangerous about the remark is that it implies that nothing was learned.

"What's dangerous about Khamis Mohamed is that he does not have the fire in the eyes.

"What's dangerous about Jon Corzine isn't the fact that he has spent tens of millions of his own money," Mr. Franks said.

He seems to feel that something is dangerous about a society in which there is no philosophical bridge between private happiness and social welfare, a society in which individual life is the only thing that has meaning, and everything else — institutions, customs, traditions, values — is understood to exist only to serve our present happiness.

"I think what is dangerous about BHI is that on the face of it appears to be an academic institute producing independent reports but when you peel back the first layer of the onion you find that Beacon Hill often skews reports in favour of their funders," Surgey said.

Here's a better way: Know enough to be dangerous about everything in your business.

I do hope that the police union will stop spreading the lies about what these bills do, because that is the only thing that is dangerous about what is going on.

The technique was dangerous, killing about 15% of patients, so it is no longer in use.

Whillans developed a sixth sense about what was dangerous and what was merely risky.

The city had always been dangerous, averaging about 40 murders a year, but that number jumped to 58 in 1995.