Sentence examples for perilous sentiment from inspiring English sources

Nostalgia can be a perilous sentiment.

But if such sentiments are understandable, they are morally perilous as well.

The story broke at a perilous moment, threatening to reinforce Muslim alienation and anti-immigrant sentiment in equal measures, just as France struggles to redefine its identity for a new era, and just as President Nicolas Sarkozy promotes a new law to prevent women from publicly wearing apparel that covers their faces.

There is a strong sense of self-flagellation to the point of pleasure, as if she revels in the shock of revealing anti-Jewish sentiments despite once sleeping with a Jewish man: "It felt like defiant slumming, exotic and perilous, more perverse than anything involving the mere manipulation of bodies".

Too perilous.

How perilous?

These are perilous times.

This will be perilous.

The perilous speed remains.

That can be perilous.

Right sentiment.