Sentence examples for it feels dangerous from inspiring English sources

"It feels dangerous to talk about," a longtime Russian banker told me.

It feels dangerous because of that, and yet the Next button is protection, and absolution.

But it feels dangerous to deny that women look different or that women age.

"Federalism jurisprudence might have felt anachronistic and quaint in an era of globalization, but after Sept. 11 it feels dangerous".

It feels dangerous, not so much because of the movement, but because the performers sometimes seemed to be in control of the choreography and, at other times, gripping their muscles for dear life.

It's all of a piece with the popularity of Oprah and Celebrity Sleepover, with the widespread desire to be implicated in the exposure of what was formerly private, because it feels dangerous, transgressive, exciting.

"It felt dangerous at first," he recalled a few days later.

Coupled with the skateboarders on the Southbank it felt dangerous, everything London should be.

Compared with most epic fantasy fiction, Martin's story contained relatively little magic, and it felt dangerous, lusty, and real.

When I finally arrived, there was a strange atmosphere in the town – it felt dangerous and volatile, like anything could happen.

When I first travelled to New York, in 1982, on a summer holiday as a student, I remember thinking how exciting it was, how energising it felt, and also how it felt dangerous – it was a place where you could make a wrong turn, either geographically or just in a human interaction, and suddenly find yourself in trouble.