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Sentences with dangerous. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use dangerous in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for dangerous.

• They called him dangerous! (8)
• It is too dangerous. (8)
• It was too dangerous. (8)
• Now you grow dangerous. (10)
• I knew you were dangerous. (8)
• I thought it was dangerous. (8)
• To go on like this was dangerous. (8)
• I say, this is dangerous, you know. (8)
• The dangerous person was to be young. (10)
• Time was flowing to dangerous strands. (22)
• The habit seemed to him a dangerous one. (8)
• This sort of scene is dangerous to poets. (10)
• A hat worn fez-fashion is a dangerous hat. (10)
• Was it not absurd, dangerous, to have come? (8)
• It is dangerous for young men to be too good. (10)
• Far-off cousinhood is a dangerous relationship. (8)
• It only added a dangerous character to himself. (4)
• This undertaking will be dangerous and delicate. (18)
• Did Nataly think them dangerous for a young woman? (10)
• How to reward him, was her sole dangerous thought. (10)
• The climbing of cliffs is a very dangerous pastime. (6)
• If not dangerous the creature was at least offensive. (1)
• But the policeman said that would be dangerous for me. (8)
• Rustic beauties are as dangerous as Court Princesses. (10)
• Rustic beauties are as dangerous as Court Princesses. (22)
• To be exemplary is as dangerous as to be complimentary. (9)
• This, also, was a most exciting, if dangerous speculation! (8)
• That is why love is such a dangerous malady for middle age. (10)
• You are in a much more dangerous position than you imagine. (10)
• If not we shall presently be rageing; we shall be dangerous. (10)
• The winter in these uplands is a dangerous and melancholy time. (2)
• You see how dangerous it is to pay a poet handsomely beforehand. (14)
• Hence her circles about the dangerous human flame are wide and shy. (10)
• You are all of you dangerous, if a woman is not strictly on her guard. (10)
• He could not, however, remain indifferent to this new and dangerous scheme. (8)
• The absence of vent, of any escape-pipe for the feelings, is always dangerous. (8)
• Rose, to make him sure of it, threw a music into her voice dangerous to friends. (10)
• Both ladies knew it was a dangerous, likely to turn out a disastrous, expedition. (10)
• It brought home to onlookers the consciousness that dangerous forces were at work. (8)
• Miss Crawford, herself, Edmund; but it was dangerous, perhaps, to tread such ground. (4)
• She ought to have known that the whole subject was too dangerous to discuss at night. (8)
• To break up a home is at the best a dangerous experiment, and selfish into the bargain. (8)
• The merchant was much interested in my journey, and thought it dangerous to sleep afield. (2)
• The river was more dangerous here; it ran swifter, the eddies were more sudden and violent. (2)
• That in itself is a dangerous state of affairs: but it seems to be one that might be rectified. (16)
• I took hold of her arm, gently shaking her as one shakes a person falling into a dangerous sleep. (1)
• For the first time it seemed to dawn on her that there was something dangerous in these questions. (8)
• He could not despise the suitor he sided with against another and seemingly now a more dangerous. (10)
• He was a dead shot, dangerous with the small sword, as your Mr. Weyburn said, only soon off his head. (10)
• Another accidental meeting with the Martins was possible, and in her present state, would be dangerous. (4)
• The doctor was an inoffensive man in his private life, detestable and dangerous though his teachings were. (10)
• She would get it by the first post; but what could he say that was not dangerous, if Cramier chanced to see? (8)
• A feeling of its being too dangerous to take a step in any direction, or hazard any remark, had fallen on them all. (8)
• The King has his back turned, and, as you look, seems to be trotting clumsily away from such a dangerous neighbour. (2)
• To Cornelia, who exulted in self-compression, after the Roman method, it was more dangerous than a tremulous tone. (10)
• But Clotilde had coughed in the damp morning air, and it would, he urged, be dangerous for her to be exposed to it. (10)
• Basil, who had descended by this time, made bold to say that he thought the diversion an odd one and rather dangerous. (9)
• In the lower town the buildings were soon reduced to ruins, and even in the upper town many dangerous fires broke out. (19)
• It was known that old Mrs. Bonner had been taken with a dangerous attack, and under this third blow the pic-nic succumbed. (10)
• But before he could really carry out this dangerous scheme the English admiral once more showed his face in the St. Lawrence. (19)
• Is not the double standard too dangerous a weapon to be allowed to remain in the hands of the upholders of the Silent Bargain? (16)
• We have never learned how much the ranks of the Donau Ruder Verein have been decimated by the use of this dangerous invention. (20)
• If he feels envy and malice, he must not cherish them as passions to be gratified, but use them, if at all, as dangerous tools. (16)
• Arabella took the doctor aside to ask him, if in a hypothetical instance, it would really be dangerous to thwart or irritate her father. (10)
• However, the cost of such dwellings to the country as a whole has been very high, for they are extremely dangerous when attacked by fire. (17)
• Then, with a sense of stupefaction, he made the discovery that no arrangement could possibly be made that would not be dangerous, even desperate. (8)
• It is circus tradition that in 1842, when even the double somersault was deemed a difficult and dangerous feat, a performer tried the triple turn. (21)
• But, thinking too much of the Five Hundred waxed dangerous for the fifties; it dwarfed them to such insignificance that it made them lose their self-respect. (10)
• But, thinking too much of the Five Hundred waxed dangerous for the fifties; it dwarfed them to such insignificance that it made them lose their self-respect. (22)
• The lonely, dangerous trails along which Champlain, Frontenac, Lasalle, and Verendrye led their men have given way to steel highroads which traverse the entire Continent. (19)
• Traders and travelers startled Europe with glowing accounts of the far East; missionaries took long and dangerous voyages in the hope of converting its heathen inhabitants. (3)

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