Sentence examples for is a dauntless from inspiring English sources

Tom Traubert's Blues is a dauntless display of bravura, a songwriter in complete control, showing off his plumage.

Oscar Isaac is someone filmmakers turn to for a cautious intensity, and here he dials it up, leaving us nicely uncertain whether Nathan is a dauntless pioneer or a dangerous loon.

Patrick Cockburn is a dauntless, incorruptible Middle East correspondent, mainly for the Financial Times and later The Independent; Andrew Cockburn is also a distinguished journalist and, in tandem with his wife, Leslie Cockburn, an author, magazine writer (including for The New Yorker), and documentary filmmaker.

It's a dauntless performance by Hinds (and some compensation for his oddly curtailed role as a second-in-command to Daniel Day-Lewis in "There Will Be Blood"), and it peaks with a formidable scene in a hotel bar, both a pastiche and a deepening of nineteen-forties noir, where Bill is propositioned by a low-lidded vamp (Charlotte Rampling) whose regard for humanity is even baser than his.

They are a dauntless group, and given the craziness of releasing films theatrically in 2015 AD aka Year Zero VOD they'd have to be.

If there is a more dauntless ensemble in New York than the Classical Theater of Harlem, I don't know what it is.

I think the reason I love it so much is because the heroine Annabeth Chase is such a dauntless, strong-minded character.

Her quest to being a true Dauntless begins as she and the rest of the new Dauntless members are forced to take part in various tests to see their passion and commitment to the faction.

"Arneson and the Object," an exhibition organized by the Palmer Museum of Art at Pennsylvania State University, might sound as if it would sample only a narrow slice of his oeuvre, but it is a measure of his dauntless imagination that while focusing on things like shoes, flowerpots and household appliances, Arneson could explore a wondrous variety of conceptual and expressive concerns.

Known as Factions, they seem to have been named by someone a little too excited about their thesaurus -- the Amity faction is made of earth-loving farmers; smart people are members of Erudite; Dauntless is a high-spirited warrior class; and the Abnegation faction are selfless public servants.

DAUNTLESS optimism is a job requirement for Sri Lanka's peace activists.