Sentence examples for dangerous quality from inspiring English sources

It has a seedy, kind of dangerous quality — it's the underbelly of American culture, the unconscious".

"There's a fun little dangerous quality about working with her," she added, "because she's fearless, and she's paying attention".

It's a very dangerous quality, it's the great quality of seduction, which is why he works all the time.

Benedict Nightingale is not quite won over, although he hardly puts the boot in, merely quibbling that Friel lacks "the capricious, mercurial, emotionally dangerous quality Holly needs".

Wiry, intense and morose, he had a brittle and dangerous quality that, on the whole, I would have crossed the road to avoid.

Men are often misled by female sexuality, but this dangerous quality has little to do with a pretty face or jaw-dropping contours.Tim Anderson Cape TownSIR – After reading how women in disease-free countries prefer more effeminate men ("Face off", March 20th), I dropped the protein powder and gym sessions and instead became more sensitive (Letters, April 10th).

But as our special report argues, property has dangerous qualities.One is its size.

Norris posits that this is a reference not to the ocean's color but to its "mysterious, hypnotic, dangerous" qualities.

All of these are dangerous qualities in an individual who aspires to be president and commander in chief, with command of the US nuclear arsenal".

Deborah Willhite, a senior vice president of the Postal Service, said Postmaster General John E. Potter had first been told of the particularly dangerous qualities of the anthrax "earlier this week" by Mr. Ridge.

"All of these are dangerous qualities in an individual who aspires to be President and Commander-in-Chief, with command of the U.S. nuclear arsenal," the group wrote.