Sentence examples similar to A touch precarious from inspiring English sources

A touch.

He also treads the precarious line of racism with precision, exploring his favourite ethical slurs ("a touch of the tarbrush") and revealing how it is possible to make almost any word or phrase seem racist just through its enunciation.

A red hat, a slow train, a precarious ledge.

Or, perhaps, a memorial of a precarious moment in time.

Which is a bit of a precarious perspective here".

A precarious economy, of course, helps.

Williams was in a precarious spot.

Nevertheless, a boat is still a precarious investment.

What follows is a novel that treads a sometimes precarious line between scenes of gruesome horror and deft comic touches.

"That, politically, is a precarious basis for a currency".

"It's still a very precarious situation.