Sentence examples for a taste for danger from inspiring English sources

His undercover persona was Mark Bob Robinsonon, a charming, intelligent radical with a taste for danger.

Yet new research suggests that a taste for danger or conflict is not enough to produce persistent, ruinous impulsivity.

In "Building a Better Apocalypse," on the cover of last Sunday's Metropolitan section, Alan Feuer profiled Chris Hackett, an artist with a taste for danger and improvised technology who builds jet-powered carousel rides and flamethrowers out of the detritus of modern civilization.

You have a taste for risk and danger?

A very small number are explorers, with a real taste for danger.

So [I'm trying] to give people insight into why people are doing what they're doing". A primitive-art collector and father of twin girls, Pelton developed a taste for "life-threatening danger" at a rigorous survival school for boys in Manitoba.

Regular guy, led by his genitals, samples the underworld, and becomes a little unhinged: "He wanted to share a taste of danger with her.

Making his first appearance in THE CUT (Reagan Arthur/Little, Brown, $25.99), Lucas brings his lusty appetites and taste for danger to a vivid narrative about gang wars in Washington, D.C.

Eddie Chapman was a handsome, amoral charmer with a Ronald Colman mustache, a taste for sharp suits and an insatiable appetite for danger.

But, with a taste for freedom – and, now, a touch of danger - I might have to steel myself for a run of Enid Blyton.

He has a taste for the theatric.