Sentence examples for danger of feeling from inspiring English sources

Semi-permanent cultivators act as a strong reference group setting a subjective norm, yet feel no need to exchange knowledge with shifting cultivators who are in danger of feeling marginalized.

Is he ever in danger of feeling used up?

It's in danger of feeling somewhat obligatory, a prurient question that has to be addressed if a character with a disability is going to be featured prominently.

"There's something very satisfying about the shapeliness of art," she said, "but if things are too shapely they're in danger of feeling rarefied.

Simon, an android whose programming makes him recite Whitman whenever he's in danger of feeling human emotion, goes on the run with Catareen, a reptilian alien.

It has also been shown that these people are in less danger of feeling anxiety or depression and demonstrate fewer behavioral dysfunctions.

There is no danger of Desai feeling over-exposed in the Australia's Herald Sun newspaper.

When the first Toy Story returned to cinemas last year, I wrote about the danger of audiences feeling rather short-changed by the 80-minute running time and fairly basic 3D transfer.

After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do".

After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do". .

They point out that the danger of being unaware of feeling helpless or being unwilling to experience that one feels helpless may bias the clinician's attention.