Rousseff said she was undaunted: "I will fight until free, [and] direct elections are held if I am removed from office," she said, calling that scenario "a hypothetical situation" that she did not believe would occur.
Union members wearing bright yellow T-shirts were undaunted, chanting "We will be back!
They called themselves "Butch" and "Sundance". They were tough, competent sergeants with iron wills, undaunted when things went south.
Tunney, the 2012 British champion, will be performing in front of 20,000 spectators, the biggest crowd of her life, but she will be undaunted.
Being, however, undaunted, we will now report- and hope to consign to perdition - the latest and most inexplicable mass quirk, the Telephonic Baby Farewell.
But the Labour leader is undaunted and will cite the government's planned reductions in capital allowances in 2012 to fund corporation tax cuts as an example of David Cameron making decisions in the short term which will undermine Britain's economy in the long term.
The Yankees do, and they will be undaunted after battering Lowe, who retired the side in order just once.
After this victory, Germany will be undaunted at the prospect of playing either Paraguay or even Spain in the semi-finals.
Mr. Coffey said he is undaunted that the acquittal will make it tougher to win a civil case against Mr. Scrushy.
"Ulster will be undaunted going down to play the European champions in their own back yard but it's a mammoth task ahead of them," said McWhirter.
