Sentence examples for embraced danger from inspiring English sources
Mr. Barbieri mentions the names of filmmakers with whom he felt a kinship -- Jean-Luc Godard, Luchino Visconti and the director of "Last Tango," Bernardo Bertolucci -- men who represent wildly different styles but who embraced danger and passion, as Mr. Barbieri does.
Fear of missing out drives the upgrade culture around smartphones and technology but even applies to embracing danger.
Now and again Mr. Ross abandons his usual comfort zone to embrace danger, but in his own understated way.
Openly mocking of traditional marathons and weekend 5K's, the Tough Mudder embraces danger as part of its allure, posting signs at each course that remind competitors, "Remember You Signed a Death Waiver".
Our men and women in uniform serve also in the name of protecting our safety, but when safety and freedom are at odds, as in the fight against terrorism, we should, like the founding fathers, embrace danger in the short term in the name of freedom for all in the long term.
Mr Liu said his son joined the force two years ago on the recommendation of a friend and embraced the danger despite safety concerns.
However, some of the most powerful work about cities has embraced those dangers and folded them into the narrative – as I tried to do in my research with urban explorers in London over the past few years.
As a matter of fact, I embrace the danger".
Does your solo career embrace the danger and risque-fulness as well?
Earlier this week the dangers embraced by these men were explored by another Olympian Johnson – the sprinter, Michael – for a BBC documentary.
