Sentence examples for feel hazardous from inspiring English sources

It is not just cycle lanes that the group are joining up; 46% of journeys in the city are made on foot, yet road layouts and crossings can feel hazardous.

In fact, when prodded by Dr. Seif during the program's first session in mid-April, many participants conceded that their phobia was driven not by a rational fear of crashing but by their own anxiety, easily whipped into a frenzy by factors like a plane's height, its enclosed atmosphere and wind turbulence, which can feel hazardous even to hardy fliers.

It is precisely because the squareabout feels so hazardous that it is safer.

Johnson's gift, even in his longer work, has been for quick, glancing portraiture; it is why a big novel like "Tree of Smoke" can feel — not unpleasantly — like hazardous accumulations of fragments, always on the verge of exploding back into their origins.

Some vets feel ice cubes are hazardous for certain dogs.

"If I felt it was hazardous here I wouldn't bring my kid out," he said.

Brazil are in the top half of the draw, that has a distinctly South American flavour, whereas Argentina may feel they have the slightly less hazardous task to progress.

To round off a poem with an intriguing point the reader hadn't expected, or end with a moral or message, is a hazardous enterprise; the reader can feel vaguely caught out.

While we should not refuse to spend and be spent in the service of our country, it is hazardous to attempt what we feel is beyond our strength to accomplish".

However, economic considerations often mean workers feel they can't afford to refuse hazardous work.

Hazardous users who found that drinking made them feel more relaxed and less tense were also more intent on change.