Sentence examples for courting danger from inspiring English sources

Yet, Mr. Dorfman said, he knows he is courting danger.

But he was always a showman, not averse to the circuslike, or to courting danger.

People talk of courting danger: well, danger had never been so thoroughly beguiled.

But we see the adventurer and historian begin to evolve, courting danger in battle and then writing its history.

Others took him to task for deliberately courting danger, heedless of the cost to taxpayers of his various rescues.

Courting danger, he lunged at top notes, cut no corners, sang every phrase with maximum expressivity, utter honesty and visceral power.

The sport itself seems to court danger.

Everything she does seems to court danger.

She has always courted danger, with predictable results — the life force and the death wish are at odds in her.

And yet if a journalist isn't willing to court danger in pursuit of truth, what good is he?

The singer who gets too preoccupied with his performance may court danger, something like the cellphone conversationalist behind the wheel.