Sentence examples for feel perilous from inspiring English sources

When you leave the town, you follow main roads but these are so empty that it doesn't feel perilous, even with relatively young children (eight and 10).

While one's first time behind the wheel of an autonomous car (or in front of it) may feel perilous, Volkswagen's research has shown that trust between human and vehicle blossoms rapidly and, in many cases, completely.

Thunder and lightning will feel perilous to your dog.

Merely looking at it feels perilous.

At Broadway Variety, a convenience store which has sent hundreds of care packages to South Portlanders serving overseas, collections continue for fresh parcels of cookies, candy and other home comforts.In South Portland the pre-announced ending of the war feels perilous, not stirring.

Despite its magnificent world and overwhelming size, Skyrim never felt perilous.

In the Silk Road town of Kashgar in Xinjiang province, she feels the perilous clash of competing Turkish and Eurasian Islamic influences with Buddhism, Confucianism and China's version of capitalism.

I'll admit that the eclipse made the timing of my visit to Trump House feel auspicious, even perilous.

Life is uneasy, and recent economic and natural disasters have made it feel only more perilous, even as a luxury-apartment boom and gentrification have turned parts of the city into enclaves of prosperity and graciousness.

If you stand on a catwalk over the conveyers and look down at the pulsing motion below, you feel that same disorienting, perilous sensation you get on a bridge staring down into a waterfall.

It is unconscionable that there are people who feel that such a perilous sea crossing is their best chance at survival and a decent quality of life.