Sentence examples for a bit fearless from inspiring English sources

"Jemima is cut from the same sort of cloth as Arianna Huffington, a bit fearless and utterly genuine," says Porter.

It's a bit too fearless, a bit too unconstrained, and a bit too honest.

A certain amount of dust and Atlantic spray on the breeze, a sound system blaring Azonto – a local music sensation – just a bit too loud, fearless children lining up to show off their moves, and an orderly row of canopies where the hot and the tired sit down on plastic chairs and take stock.

The masked lawman part he'll take on, though, will be a bit different than the fearless avenger that people remember.

I was fearless and a bit naive.

There are times when Dazed's insistence that it's "different", that it's a magazine for "outsiders", can jar slightly – after all, it relies on sponsorship to survive, relies on commercial brands attaching themselves to the magazine and dirtying themselves a bit with its urbanness, its fearless nipple-baring.

That was probably because we had some of us young guys that were kind of fearless and a bit naive to the magnitude of the occasion, which obviously worked out for us".

"Bob and I were completely fearless, which was a bit stupid," he recalled.

The Cosmo mantra of "Fun, Fearless Female" requires a bit of a makeover to resonate with other far-flung audiences.

This Cordelia has more than a touch of Antigone about her: young, fearless, principled - and a bit of a menace.

It's a bit hard to reconcile that sort of fearless dedication with the way the kids behave in my class.