Sentence examples for a dangerous setting from inspiring English sources

He knew of the "love on a suspension bridge" study, which showed, through an elaborate ruse, that participants were more likely to develop an attraction for someone they encountered in a dangerous setting, like a spindly bridge swaying above the rapids, than in a more staid environment.

"You want to be defensive about it because that's your life," Schwartz said, "but you just have to eventually admit the reality that we're in a dangerous setting".

A dangerous set piece in a dangerous position means the attacking side feel the benefit.

"It's not a dangerous set," Mr. Lepage says at one point.

EVEN by Russian standards, this is a dangerous set of circumstances.

"You are an actor on a dangerous set," one former narcotics commander said.

He has a dangerous set of backs, although he needs the Will Genia of old at scrum-half, and options in the back row.

This is a dangerous set of instincts for a commander in chief with sole and unchecked authority over almost 4,000 nuclear weapons, nearly 1,000 of which could be fired within a few minutes.

But as ludicrous as the plot developments have been this season, Homeland's real crime is that it's peddling a dangerous set of lies about terrorism, American omnipotence and the very nature of international politics.

He's tricky near the corner flag but gets fouled and Liverpool will have a dangerous set-piece position.

Without input from Democrats and without even an amendment process, they crafted a dangerous set of rules that threatens not just the way Congress works, but puts American jobs on the line as well.