| They were intrepidly Irish at a time when anti-Irish feeling was rife in London, a multicultural fusion of styles and influences. |
| The audience who does not know her works, were also surprised because she intrepidly presented something that previously was considered taboo or at least controversial. |
| We venture intrepidly among all manner of beautiful lacy bits and pieces, most of which I doubt would withstand more than one wash without disintegrating. |
| Fabrizio intrepidly dragged his stool to our table, introduced himself, and asked where we were from. |
| He sometimes preached Jehan very long and severe sermons, which the latter intrepidly endured. |
| You've got to be willing to act intrepidly at the right moments. |
