Yet maybe that eccentric, rootless Viking intrepidity would suit her hero more. |
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Are they driven by intrepidity, by unsuspectingness, or by some kind of vague hope? |
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There are occasions, however, when we can hardly brook the intrepidity of intruders. |
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He envied English intrepidity in the discussion of religious and philosophic questions and was particularly interested in the Quakers. |
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This intrepidity is thus more necessary than ever at the dawning of the new century, which promises to be full of hope. |
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Bensusan can generate real excitement and drama with his solo work through intriguing melodies, rich ornamentation, and sheer dextrous intrepidity. |
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In the business world today, it is the man of judgment and prospicience, of tact and intrepidity, of courage and vision, who can dictate the affairs of a city. |
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The landing was obstinately disputed by the British forces, but the coolness and intrepidity of our troops soon compelled them to give ground. |
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In the solutions we propose, we take into account the personal profile of the client, his aversion for risk or indeed his intrepidity. |
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In the thicket: his intrepidity and bravery means that he can stir up and even obstinate boar. |
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In the months that followed, thanks to his charisma, outstanding intrepidity and physical resistance which sort of iconized him, Bonneau masterfully goaded his men during fierce confrontations against rebel groups. |
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No doubt he was an inspiring military leader who fired his army with religious fervour and whose personal intrepidity, imaginative tactics, and constant concern for his men evoked their love and loyalty. |
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I could not sufficiently wonder at the intrepidity of these diminutive mortals. |
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However, they are prepared to surmount those hurdles with intrepidity. |
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At the top of the Pantheon, the audience is stunned, the Gods rub their hands watching this scene of primitive instinct, warrior impetus, barbaric savagery and intense intrepidity... yet so delicate. |
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