Sentence examples for relatively fearless from inspiring English sources
The bar is pretty high now for women-behaving-carnally TV, between HBO's relatively fearless "Girls" and the high-stakes hanky-panky of ABC's "Scandal".
In their 2001 book, "It's About Time," the sociologists James Austin and John Irwin found that inmates in solitary were "converted into extremely violent, relatively fearless individuals who profess and conduct themselves as if they do not care whether they live or die".
The stathmin knockout mice are relatively fearless.
The guy is rigorous, decisive, comprehensive in his thinking, has a terrific sense of humor, and is relatively fearless.
It seems to me you wouldn't want fearful and sycophantic people doing that work, and that, aside from certain miracles of temperament, it's only objective security that can make a person relatively fearless.
If you're a good athlete and relatively fearless, you'd probably prefer a physical game show such as "Wipe out" or "Minute to Win It".
In particular, those with WS are characterized as being relatively hypersocial, overly emotional/empathic, and socially uninhibited or fearless.
Two Bundesliga titles plus a Champions League runners-up medal achieved on a relatively modest budget at Dortmund while playing high pressing, fearless, entertaining football will appeal to the Old Trafford hierarchy.
Here, the hero's preexisting and unchanging character (stoical, wise, fearless) determines the outcome in advance, while time is reduced to an empty series of relatively independent happenings that the hero merely happens to pass through (Bakhtin, 1981; see also Holquist, 1990, pp. 109 110).
OFI Sunday and Famous and Fearless hardly troubled the nation's memory banks, and although his Friday stint on The One Show has gone relatively well, it's not ground-breaking territory.
