A boar confronting danger points its head down, one front leg raised, as if about to charge the enemy.
Confronting danger, the Magnum reporters discovered that their own art was also being put to the test.
While such collections must now reassess their vulnerability to theft and abuse, Dr. Atlas said, their germ work is quite legitimate and often crucial for fighting disease and confronting danger.
"If I were slightly younger and not employed here, I think it would be a fantastic experience to be on the front lines of helping this young democracy succeed". He went on: "It must be exciting for you... in some ways romantic, in some ways, you know, confronting danger.
Among those questioning on Friday was the Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, and his running mate, Paul Ryan, who used the backdrop of the killings and protests to accuse Obama of a failure of leadership through weakness in confronting danger and betrayal of America's closest ally in the region, Israel.
The world was once again confronting danger.
Much of his greatness lay in confronting danger, transcending hurt — and offending the sensibilities of racist whites.
Whether confronting danger for thrills or pay, they need tips to elude petty theft, death squads, yellow fever and the like.
The captive confronted dangers and upheld her faith; in so doing, she became a symbol, representing the nation's virtuous identity to itself.
Today, in a world of terrorism, weapons of mass destruction and states that sponsor the former and pursue the latter, defending freedom means we must confront dangers before it is too late.
We who understand the overwhelming evil and devastating consequences of denying or ignoring the evidence with which the world presents us must collectively school ourselves in human nature and how best to bring our fellow humans to acknowledge and confront dangers for which evolution has ill prepared us.
