Sentence examples for felt reckless from inspiring English sources

When he returned to full health, he felt reckless, unstoppable, full of schemes.

I'd usually begin by trying to write something quite new, something whose use wasn't obvious, something that felt reckless.

"But now that Facebook is involved, it felt reckless to suggest that they could sell user-created content for their own financial gain".

If it felt reckless even on this wicket, the score racing past 100 in fewer than 22 overs, Clarke and Warner then fell to needless shots to gift England the initiative.

As soon as the words came out of my mouth I felt reckless.

Predicting the end of Facebook in 2014 feels reckless.

Except it does not feel reckless at all, but precise and scalpel-sharp.

"I feel stupid and I feel reckless and weak for having allowed my sexuality to be exposed this way.

It was an audacious, unstoppable finish, still rising as it flew into the top left‑hand corner of Manuel Neuer's net and, at that stage, De Gea had been protected so well it did not feel reckless to believe the Premier League's seventh-placed side were capable of seeing it through.

After enjoying coverage in their parents' plans, they're not likely to suddenly feel reckless and invincible.

Everything he does feels reckless and improvised, wired to blow, the pandemonium fallout of a lunatic trying to operate a complex machine.