Examples of intrepid

• The missing areas can always be filled in by an intrepid researcher, even one not very familiar with some of the fields.

• In a society dedicated to cheating death, physicians were cultural icons - great warriors, intrepid heroes, and wise counselors.

• There is the intrepid and spirited travel of the explorer literature of the nineteenth century.

• The breathless inadequacy model of bourgeois femininity has also been questioned in studies of intrepid emigrants, formidable travellers and driven philanthropists.

• In the circumstances, then, the intrepid members of ensemble recherche deserve some kind of award for devotion to duty in the face of extreme hazard.

• They are intrepid, clever, and know how to profit themselves.

• In the short panel discussion at the end of the conference an intrepid voice asked whether digital architecture is really radical, in a social and political sense.

• Sadly, she died before we arranged to do so, and it will always be one of my regrets that we never met this splendid, intrepid lady.

• The few intrepid souls from various parts of the globe included in this collection represent a small selection of work that deals with aspects of the central theme.

• I called forth and drew into your service a hardy and intrepid race of men.

• Indeed, none of us knows—even the intrepid tea-leaf readers—what is going to happen.

• We hear a lot about these intrepid young men who ought to be preserved for the nation, and about their daring.

• I did not feel that he was an intrepid mariner anxious to step into new protective territory.

• Nobody is taking anything out of these admirable and intrepid people.

• I called it forth, and drew it into your service, a hardy and intrepid race of men!