Sentence examples for undercurrent of danger from inspiring English sources
It has an alluring undercurrent of danger and fear.
Christian Toral, a twenty-five-year-old man of Costa Rican and Jamaican descent, told me that Orlando's inclusivity hides an undercurrent of danger.
At the same time there's a constant undercurrent of danger: a passing face looks murderous; police fish a corpse from the river; a pier explodes in billows of dark smoke.
Brave, welcoming and playfully conspiratorial, but tinged with an undercurrent of danger, that smile implies, "You may think you know what it's like to be me, but you really don't, but that's O.K".
Like all thrilling adventures, this trip through New York's hidden world of pharmacopoeia comes complete with an undercurrent of danger, even at a stop that smells as pleasantly of curry and incense as Dowel Quality Products in the East Village.
The final image of "Echo" wasn't just filled with pathos, it actually hummed with an undercurrent of danger.
You go to certain areas of Paris and it has these strange, unexpected undercurrents of danger.
There are undercurrents of danger, even violence: a hanging rectangle bristles with needle-sharp wire spikes; an iron mesh is torn at its center, as if it had been punched through.
The danger is taking the election for granted and then being sucker punched by a vast undercurrent of populist anger against the establishment.
"There is this undercurrent of social critique.
