Sentence examples for bit of a danger from inspiring English sources

One law for all, with its enlightened insistence on tolerance and free speech, is not a "bit of a danger".

Her Guerin comes off as a smart, tough girl who's also a bit of a danger freak.

But he called the principle of one law for everybody "a bit of a danger".In this section But could he deliver?

Instead, it is in a little bit of a danger zone — just large enough that some of Mr. Romney's potential voters might take a win for granted and stay home, which could open the door for Rick Santorum.

"There's a little bit of a danger that if we're just focused on the obvious ineptitude of the web designers and of the system breakdown — I wouldn't call it a glitch, I'd call it a breakdown — we're forgetting the bigger picture here," said Senator Rob Portman, Republican of Ohio.

Dundee United gaffer Jackie McNamara is also a bit of a danger man.

'A bit of danger, a bit of excitement', was how she described that attraction of steeplechasing.

The pair went onto to create a number of hits through the 1980s including "Waiting on My Angel," "Baby Wants to Ride," and "Bad Boy"—that, much like "Your Love," seemed to sum up the entire allure of the dance floor: romantic possibility, escape, a little bit of danger, a lot of abandon, racial and sexual diversity, and even political liberation.

A bit of physical danger never put anyone off – it only adds to the thrill.

Not surprisingly, there is quite a bit of boyish danger in the Clocktower show: frequent violence, mindless destruction, kinky sex of several kinds and a nearly complete absence of women.

Humans like a bit of danger, but The End Of The World is possibly a bit too much for some sensitive types.