Word: fearless
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...When the score is that tight, it’s important to be fearless and go for every ball hard,” Blotky said. “But we were afraid of swinging and missing. Maybe it’s partly because we’re a young team...
...crones peddling apples, a girl in a red riding hood running into a wolf and a vain queen at her magic mirror. Gilliam, who loathes the "juvenile fantasy" of movie heroism, makes the brothers pleasant but oafish; Headey, in a gorgeous, starmaking turn, is the real hero as the fearless witch Angelika. The movie's sense of humor is high-low in the Python style. It alternates the drollery of Jonathan Pryce's French villain (when Will charges, "You killed my friends," Pryce purrs, "I only wish you had more") with the labored buffoonery of Peter Stormare's Italian henchman...
...money. They didn't have the same number of choices. The fact that they were in this position of ruling the world - it looked like they did in the ad - but of course they didn't. When I got the job, I knew that the ad campaign was ?Fun Fearless Female,? but I assumed like a lot of good ad campaigns, it was more sizzle than steak. But when I got in and started reading the letters and emails from readers, I was blown away by how confident they are. They feel a very healthy sense of entitlement. They feel...
...long and lively mythology of Karl Rove, whom Republicans see as a fearless gladiator and Democrats view as the kind of operative who would put a tarantula under an opponent's pillow, it is entirely plausible that he would try to discredit an adversary by any means necessary. But outing a spy? Compromising national security in wartime? It was the first President Bush who once described anyone who exposed intelligence assets as "the most insidious of traitors." Rove had long insisted that he didn't know Valerie Plame's name or leak it and was cooperating fully with the probe...
...city limits. Only the “Nicas” have this one advantage: they are feared, and their poverty, their presence, is a constant, weighty shadow that creeps along the edges of cosmopolitan San Jose. They will not be forgotten as long as even taxi drivers, that typically fearless breed of city dweller, refuse to set foot in their ramshackle villages in broad daylight. Their festering humanity, heartrending as it is to the eye, has its virtue in visibility...