Sentence examples for feeling danger from inspiring English sources

He can sense that his partner Wilson, in the room on his left, is not feeling danger or arousal and thus has encountered no one.

He says he is in the city, despite feeling "danger every day" because IS militants are against use of social media.

Also, bar fights are generally wanted to be avoided, so if you are feeling danger, just walk away.

That feeling of danger, the experience of real shame, the risk of disgrace, that reading a confessional artist like Knausgaard gives us is something like watching a trapeze artist flying around without a net.

What we've tried to do is accentuate that club feeling, the danger of the blood.

His compositions were often dynamic, seeming to balance extreme opposing forces and thus evoking a feeling of danger.

"The mice had to be really nasty, and the snow scene had to have a feeling of danger.

"The times we live in mean that the feeling of danger on the street is very great.

— The feeling of danger was so close and overwhelming that there was no time to find its source, no choice but to get out of the apartment, fast.

It has the feeling of danger, of compression and having to leave everything that is outside of this place behind you in order to enter the world again.

As a result of strict European policies, some Afghans have decided they will not even try to leave the country, despite feeling in danger.