imperilment

If this book had come out six months ago, it would have been easy to read it as a look back, a kind of essential history of four chaotic years that felt like a thousand, and how so many women came to our collective rescue — while others participated in the nation’s imperilment.

The second, though—the imperilment of the Electoral College—is the one that gives Republicans the political incentive they need to counter the wrath of Trump’s tweets.

Rated PG for intense chase scenes and Yeti imperilment.

The other collections that consider the imperilment of the natural world include Arthur Sze’s 10th collection, “Sight Lines,” which calls upon a range of voices and forms.

Trump’s ferocity as a campaigner is not to be underestimated, and, sensing his own imperilment, he is bound to campaign with even less consideration for the bounds of decency than he did in 2016 and 2018.