In our brief talk, a true philosophy of music emerged: daring, self-revelation, first-person communication in one's first language, the challenge and the potential ecstasy of the moment.
That was our form of daring self-expression, because we had to wear uniforms in school.
You can do this by; taking risks, daring your self to do things, and getting out of the house.
In building their cathedral of order, they wondered if they had surrendered something of their former selves: had lost the daring and self-reliance of Isak, had removed themselves from the earth, had protected themselves so well from life's vicissitudes as to drain their vitality away.
Consumers have become more daring and self-expressive, she said.
But what really made him a celebrity was his combination of daring and self-denial.
Meadows's alchemy works: that tricky mix of unassuming British littleness, pluck, daring and self-deprecation.
Last week, in preparation for my travels in the summer, I finally got round to watching Richard Attenborough's Gandhi, marvelling at Ben Kingsley's performance - the perfect mixture of gentleness, daring and self-righteousness, all wrapped up in a winning smile.
Since the days when that Gallic wave crashed ashore, critics and cinephiles have scanned the horizon looking for the next one, while groups of young directors and critics, sometimes consciously, sometimes not, seek to replicate the daring and self-confidence that bubbled up in France in the late 1950s and early '60s.
In her self-assertive, defiant, daring, and vulnerable self-revelations, Dunham takes her place in the cinematic circus with its sacred taboos, its ridicule, and its nobility.
On the contrary, Der Räuber is Walser's most rational and most daring work, a self-portrait and self-examination of absolute integrity, in which both the compiler of the medical history and his subject occupy the position of the author.
