Despite my "inner mommy danger meter" on full tilt, I allowed my boy to be inoculated.
Take a flawed but likable hero, send him on a perilous journey where he is forced to confront his inner demons, increase the danger at every stage, have an ally or two betray him, but ensure that he eventually vanquishes the enemy, emerging bruised, wiser and triumphant.
An isolated leader who only hears an inner circle is in danger.
If we can develop inner radar for emotional danger, we gain a choice point the Dalai Lama urges us to master.
The race and class tendencies of these groups predispose them to fear the infinitesimal odds that their children are the victim of such an act more than, say, the concern that their child will be eaten up by the dangers that inner city youth face daily.
The danger is that inner space will become so alluring that no one will want to go to outer space.
Von Trips contended that facing danger fortifies our inner life, a sentiment that may hold as true today as it did when the two men dueled in racing's bloodiest seasons.
Chapter 5: Endgame (by Jeff Somers of Hoboken, editor of The Inner Swine [www.innerswine.com]) "You're in danger," Jelly said, pointing at the faded menu.
She warns the reader of the dangers of one's inner circle turning into an echo chamber.
Studies have shown that inner-city youths, often exposed to danger in high-crime neighborhoods, may generate higher testosterone levels than unthreatened, secluded suburbanites.
