consciousness of danger

She checked his pattern and found it alive on several levels, encompassing that twist she associated with consciousness of danger.

He jerked, aware that he had fallen asleep, nerves taut with the consciousness of danger.

Bravery does not lie alone in facing danger: there must also be the consciousness of danger, the conquest of fear.

What had awakened him he did not know - perhaps a sound, perhaps only the consciousness of danger which in men who have led an adventurous life is very fully developed.

Clipping on the weapon and the extra ammo pouch was a routine procedure, but it never failed to put Brognola on alert, raising his consciousness of danger to a higher level.

Mr. Pugsley also said, "I just can't for the life of me imagine any 12 normal human beings who have been living in this metropolitan area for last two and a half years going into that task without a background consciousness of danger and volatility."