Sentence examples for dangerous emotion from inspiring English sources

But disillusion is a dangerous emotion.

And hurt is a dangerous emotion.

If you don't care, you shouldn't be in a charity, but really caring is quite a dangerous emotion.

Perhaps the most dangerous emotion is not hate but love, and the desire to protect a loved one.

When two million people march against a war and no one in government pays any attention, no wonder many of us feel: "What's the point?" But powerlessness is a dangerous emotion.

Johnson, Humphrey, and even the Kennedys, who were certainly capable of holding a grudge, did not regard McCarthy as an enemy, but the experiences brought out in him the same politically dangerous emotion that later destroyed Richard Nixon — spite.

Such dangerous emotions, the opera suggests, are nothing but trouble.

This connects again to the dangerous emotions that attended her death.

But he also has, or can have, the function of acting as an escape-valve for dangerous emotions".

I want the work of artists who dare to offer up disturbing ideas, shocking facts, dangerous emotions to reinforce, even expand, my humanism.

One of the defining qualities of art is its implacability — its representation of violent and dangerous emotions, its ardor for and even embodiment of the negative, the destructive, the repugnant.