Word: unafraidness
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Losses early in the season have made Harvard unafraid to face defeat, more likely aggressively to pursue wins and less likely to be upended by spoilers like Clarkson...
...Photojournalist" is too confining a term. Even "photographer" will not quite do it. Cartier-Bresson was simply a major artist of the 20th century. Whenever the world unfolded in some uncanny arrangement, as it did in Madrid, 1933, left, he was at the ready. He was unafraid of the most ordinary moments of life-- as in Sunday on the Banks of the River Marne, 1938, above--which he approached with wit and warmth...
Star Liam Neeson, in perhaps the best performance of his career, seems unafraid to openly engages the sordid aspects of Kinsey’s life. Kinsey involved himself in several open sexual relationships, hetero- as well as homosexual, many of which involved coworkers at the infamous Kinsey Institute...
This anecdote appears telling: Bush was ready with humor, unafraid to inject his two cents into the discussion. This kind of participation attracted both admiration and scorn...
...after three days in which mentioning the name “Bush”—let alone openly attacking the current administration—was strongly discouraged, Kerry proved himself unafraid to address the president directly and aggressively...