Sentence examples for touch of danger from inspiring English sources

Maybe Sir Laurens gave them what they wanted heroism, idealism, religiosity and a touch of danger.

But, with a taste for freedom – and, now, a touch of danger - I might have to steel myself for a run of Enid Blyton.

While there's no real horror in Underground, as there is in the late-night subterranean stalkings of An American Werewolf in London (1981) or Creep (2004), there's more than a touch of danger in the electrified rails and hurtling trains.

"The movie is so friendly that you may wish for a little more conflict: higher emotional stakes, riskier jokes, a touch of danger in the night air," he wrote, adding: "Why begrudge them their fun, or wish premature heartache upon them?

The Hungarian recipe is spicy, a touch of danger.

His odd inclinations and curious psychedelic wanderings pepper his more emo moments with a touch of danger.

A touch of excitement, danger even.

Musician David Byrne suggests "a little touch of chaos and danger" as an important element of a great city -- and I bet most musicians, artists and writers would agree.

Uruguay striker Luis Suarez: "It's very difficult to generate any kind of danger when you don't touch the ball.

And it was the adornment of a place of danger with the memorabilia of attachment and love – kids' clothes, photographs – that touched them, too.

Unfortunately, however, what could be a positive additional means for prisoners and their families to stay in touch is in danger of becoming any thing but a blessing.