The dread of cheaper labour and of the "Yellow Peril," as it is called.
The Japanese Baron, a burly, cheerful man, laughed heartily as he dealt with the alarmist fears of the 'Yellow Peril.
At last Barney MacTague dared me to drive the Yellow Peril past the dead-line--down by the Pavilion--and on up the hill to Sutro Baths.
A dollar looked bigger to me, just then, than a wheel of the Yellow Peril.
Coming around up the beach front Ingleside House a few days before, in the Yellow Peril--my machine--we got to badgering each other about doing things not orthodox.
The "yellow peril" bogey is, in my opinion, the silliest and most absurd cry that has ever been put forward by responsible persons.
The nincompoops and quidnuncs and newspaper men ravenous for copy who prate about a "yellow peril" may, in this latter fact, find some slight excuse for their blatant lucubrations.
The only "yellow peril" that I have been able to diagnose is the peril to the trade of Europe and the United States of America with China--a peril that appears to me to be imminent.
There is no "yellow peril," no prospect whatever of it, either present or remote.
We might permit ourselves to speak of a Yellow Peril if there was a white solidarity.
The exciting effects of Pan-Islamism upon the warlike peoples of Asia and Africa have been frequently discussed, while the "Yellow Peril" has long been a journalistic commonplace.
There are some men in the East who affect to regard this rapprochement between Japan and China with alarm, as carrying in its development the menace of a really genuine `yellow peril.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "yellow peril" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
