Sentence examples for feels a bit dangerous from inspiring English sources

The simplicity—"why don't we just stop and say hello?"—is disarming, and also feels a bit dangerous, like a child's interrogative curiosity.

The simplicity — "why don't we just stop and say hello?" — is disarming, and also feels a bit dangerous, like a child's interrogative curiosity.

Not safer, oh no, it always feels a bit dangerous to feel good about myself.

And the not so good Still not convinced of its legality on the pavement and roads can feel a bit dangerous.

This feels a bit sneaky.

Still, it all feels a bit tiring".

Everything feels a bit formal.

It feels a bit awkward.

It feels a bit panicked.

It feels a bit tactless.

Even five years later, there's something about the way he combined them that still feels a bit dangerous as though his songs aren't just sweet treats, but jawbreakers you could crack your teeth on if you aren't careful.