This knotty, gargantuan and lionhearted book introduces us to families that are coping with things like deafness, dwarfism, Down syndrome, autism and schizophrenia.
The general nonfiction award went to Andrew Solomon for "Far From the Tree: Parents, Children, and the Search for Identity," which Dwight Garner called a "knotty, gargantuan and lionhearted" book.
Napoleon Bonaparte could be lionhearted, as when he sent his fabled 500,000 troops into battle.
Arianda and Rockwell pass down Shepard's story in unexpected ways that are informed by their lionhearted fearlessness when it comes to failing.
He was a lionhearted seaman, a rapacious plunderer, a masterly navigator, a Janus-faced schemer, a liberator of oppressed tribes, a delusional megalomaniac.
What seemed a tantalizing prospect then seems like small potatoes since Mr. Giuliani's lionhearted confrontation with New York's tragic events.
Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan are portraying themselves as lionhearted budget-cutters, ready to slice out profligate spending in all sorts of government programs and services and lead America to lower taxes and lower deficits.
In Egypt and Bahrain in recent weeks, I've been humbled by the lionhearted men and women I've seen defying tear gas or bullets for freedom that we take for granted.
WASHINGTON — Ai Weiwei, the lionhearted Chinese artist, architect and activist who is having his first American museum survey here at the Hirshhorn, might be the world's most famous living artist.
With grace, love, and sensitivity; a lady of elegance and honor; passionate about the law; lionhearted yet truly compassionate; a hint of eccentricity but witty about it too; a sports fan extraordinaire, especially about her Miami Hurricanes.
The curious and lionhearted little black robin hops around your feet as you hike, pecking at your boot strings and staring fearlessly back at your camera lens.
