Sophisticated, charming, smart, dangerously close to too cute, Little is also a vulnerable child, one Curtis would certainly be happy to catch in the rye.
Craig Barrett Craig Barrett of Intel, a smart boss dangerously lacking in the blood lust needed to win in chips — Athlon anybody?
With his shoe phone to his ear or swallowing instructions he had yet to read, Smart was the dangerously unsuave un-Bond.
The day after a chaotic evening at a club, where Malcolm was flirting dangerously with a dealer's smart girlfriend Nakia (Zoë Kravitz), he discovers a handgun, phone and drug-stash stuffed into his school backpack, clearly hidden from the police.
That might seem like smart politics just now, but it's dangerously short-termist.
The heroine, Tris, has been identified as "divergent," which in a society that encourages a tribal commitment to singular personality traits (you get to choose between being friendly, brave, smart, honest or self-effacing) is considered a dangerously subversive condition.
For smaller landlords, even smart meters might not prevent Con Ed's prices from looking dangerously volatile.
He was smart-suited and clean-shaven, dignified and graceful, neither dangerously defiant nor offensively deferential; masculine but strangely sexless.
elongates dangerously . . .
