Sentence examples for felt dangerously from inspiring English sources

I felt dangerously nauseous, my children hated me, and I was miserable.

In the fall-out from Khrushchev's speech (supposedly secret but swiftly leaked throughout the country), many of Stalin's former henchmen suddenly felt dangerously exposed.

(Even when he took to the bedroom on "Trading Places," lyrics about taking out the trash, renting a movie and waking up with a cup of Folgers felt dangerously close to self-parody).

We set the car seats down in the middle of the living room – which suddenly felt dangerously cold after the institutional fug of the hospital – and slumped on to the sofa.

I couldn't reach out or make contact, and at the same time I felt dangerously exposed, vulnerable to judgment, particularly in situations where being alone felt awkward or wrong, where I was surrounded by couples or groups.

His heart rate felt dangerously slow and he became scared and tried to keep his head inclined by rolling his eyes way up and compared the rate to the clock's second hand, but the second hand seemed impossibly slow.

"What did I want?" "To feel dangerously alive.

Might pop back after breakfast, but I feel dangerously close to an Unjustifiable Purchase.

Now the nails of a midcentury screen siren — long and almond-shaped in rosy red — feel dangerously modern.

The tribesman, meanwhile, longingly recalls his homeland, revealing a primal connection to the earth that feels dangerously close to clich?

The fact that Laura Bush once declared herself a fan now feels dangerously like the kiss of death.