Sentence examples for feels so dangerous from inspiring English sources

"We're disappointed, because it still feels so dangerous to follow in [Pu's] footsteps, to become a rights lawyer," said one, a young man in a black jacket who requested anonymity for fear of official reprisals. .

I can't remember the last time techno felt so dangerous or exhilarating.

Mo'Nique felt so dangerous it was as if she might step out of the screen and come punch me in the face any minute.

That's why it feels so live and dangerous".

It feels so, so, so, so good.

In many respects the separation of English from European identity has never felt so spurious and dangerous.

"I see the behavior of the highest representatives of my country, the prime minister, the speaker of the Parliament and others, and they behave in an impeccable way, and that's why I feel so reassured that nothing dangerous, wrong or irresponsible might happen".

The city was so much more dangerous than today, but it also felt so creative.

I feel so guilty.

We feel so bad".

The leader clearly feels this war is so dangerous, and so much a repeat of previous ill-judged British interventions, that it is legitimate to do all that he can to generate opposition in the Commons and to try to isolate the shadow cabinet, if this means confronting his shadow foreign secretary, Hilary Benn, and his deputy leader, Tom Watson.