"If something went wrong or she made a mistake, Charlotte could never admit it because it felt too dangerous.
Some will give up, not wanting to start from the beginning over and over again with this doctor and that one, feeling hopeless and unable to live the kind of life where the world, both inside and outside of their own skin, feels too dangerous, sad, unbearable.
The vast majority of riders who stopped taking transit have told Metro in surveys and complaints that buses and trains feel too slow, infrequent, dangerous or inconvenient.
The last third of the show documents the extent to which Einstein took advantage of his position to help fellow Nazi refugees, espouse socialism, disarmament and world government and campaign against such aspects of human behavior as racism, intolerance and nationalism, which he felt were too dangerous for a world that owned weapons of the kind he had helped create.
In the case of our patient, the treating physicians felt it too dangerous for him to undergo embolectomy or thrombolysis.
Often, I run into parents who won't let their sons play football because they feel it's too dangerous.
That night, there was very heavy fighting with that small unit — I had wanted to stay but they made me leave because they felt it was too dangerous.
Over dinner in Beirut a fortnight go, the two discussed going into Syria and Hilsum said she felt it was too dangerous to go.
Personally, West was a bluff, good-humoured family man who, when he was Westminster MP for that same consituency and violence was at its worst, flew home every night from London because he felt it was too dangerous to be away.
