Word: unafraidness
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...while CBS is naturally attracted to stylish Enberg, his career is clearly in the wind-down stage. McDonough, on the other hand, not only has many good years coming, he’s the rarest of sports television commodities: He’s a practicing, highly credible journalist, unafraid to speak measured but hard truths to his audiences...
...doesn’t float your boat, you could earn a comparative studies Ph.D., advertised as a program “for students interested in...life as a public intellectual,” from Florida Atlantic University. “To be a public intellectual today is to be unafraid of contemporary theory,” the program’s description reads. “Our goal is to combine theoretical with concrete analysis and to strive for this integration in every core course, producing students who are theoretically confident and knowledgeable about the world they hope to understand...
West also said that, unlike many politicians, Higginbotham was unafraid to express many radical opinions. West said this was a sign of a truly prophetic person...
...don’t think that preregistration is going to produce any numbers that are helpful. Harvard students are unafraid of switching courses, or even concentrations,” he said...
...voice is tethered to some terrific music. Parachutes was full of floating guitars and twinkling pianos that laid the framework for a Coldplay sound--a sound that got a little boring over the course of an album. Rush still hovers more than it grinds, but the group is now unafraid of the occasional tempo shift, and on some songs drummer Will Champion even trades in his brushes for real live drumsticks! The result, on standout tracks Politik and Clocks, is a low-adrenaline kick from the music and high romance from Martin. And that makes the middle a very nice...