But those thoughts, she figured, would turn treacherous if she hid them.
The attack illustrates how quickly routine police work can turn treacherous, as officers wade into complicated situations that do not always present telltale signs of danger.
In a discussion of my book "Judas: A Biography," Joan Acocella calls the idea of the incurably sick turning treacherous tricks "shocking nonsense" (A Critic at Large, August 3rd).
This circumstance may be comedic, but it provides the foundation for a serious and profound meditation on loss and suffering, on a world that seems to turn treacherous as soon as you get your bearings in it.
Jeff Clarke, Compaq's chief financial officer, said the company had been on track to meet its projections through August, when a series of events caused an already difficult quarter to turn treacherous.
The biggest winter blow since the Blizzard of 1996, which left 20 to 30 inches of snow across the region on Jan . 7-8 the storm stranded or delayed thousands of air, train and bus travelers, turned highways treacherous and scuttled many holiday plans.
In "Go Set a Watchman," he has turned a treacherous corner, aligning with the citizen's council and the Ku Klux Klan.
Presented with that chance, the disruptive Monkeybone turns outright treacherous and steals a reprieve meant for Stu.
Potentially convertible, all such outcasts might be thought to be using camouflaging techniques to infiltrate, hide out, assimilate, and thereby turn a treacherous trick.
Comic-Con, as a growing number of movie marketers are realizing, has turned into a treacherous place.
It's like ice melting in a pond: wide stretches have turned dark and treacherous, though other parts are still solid, still support our weight when we skate across them.
