Sentence examples for dangerous conversation from inspiring English sources

In Bujalski's engaging "Mutual Appreciation" (2005), there's a potentially dangerous conversation on the edge of a bed between a young musician, Alan Justin Ricee), and Ellie (Rachel Clift), the girlfriend of Alan's longtime best friend.

They are drinking eau-de-vie and suddenly having a dangerous conversation, as Stein asserts: "The main thing is that the act male homosexuals commit is ugly and repugnant and afterwards they are disgusted with themselves.

SpectorSoft, the company that created Spector, said the software had originally been designed to allow parents to spy on their children to make sure that they were not visiting inappropriate Web sites, engaging in dangerous conversations in chat rooms or otherwise doing things they ought not be doing.

Mention Dangerous Minds in conversation, and people's thoughts will likely leap to the music video for Coolio's Gangsta's Paradise.

Isn't playing himself a dangerous game, inviting a conversation he would rather not have?

This barrier to conversation is dangerous in a nation where race and racism still matter very much.

"The dangerous thing with this conversation is that one thing gets taken out of context, or is underlined.

But transposed to the real world, these situations are dangerous, and an open conversation, reminding young people of that, should never be far away.

And this confusion is especially dangerous, because a national conversation that detracts from the real issue -- an aging population that needs more, better and more effective health care -- will have long-term devastating consequences.

The word "dangerous" comes up in conversations with Gimelstob and McEnroe about third-seeded Nenad Zimonjic and Michael Llodra.

Grossman stopped seeing his Palestinian friends after it became too dangerous, and their phone conversations grew sadder and less frequent.