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fearlessness

[ UK /fˈi‍ələsnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. feeling no fear
  2. the trait of feeling no fear

How To Use fearlessness In A Sentence

  • Along with their fearlessness it's the candidness of these three interrupters, who have made their lives open books from which they preach a new gospel of peace, that pulls you into the movie.
  • I admired his fearlessness with Couples, marvelled at the word acrobatics in the Rabbit series, read of his psoriasis, childhood stammering and problems of self-image, counted the novels and short stories and wondered, 'How does he do it?' Daily News & Analysis
  • And the message of the book is that every time we take a step towards where we want to go, even when we are afraid, we build what I call a fearlessness muscle. CNN Transcript Sep 15, 2006
  • HELEN MARTEN chosen by RICHARD WENTWORTHSculptor Richard Wentworth is quite clear why 24-year-old Helen Marten is a young artist to watch: "I admire her sureness, fearlessness and lack of hubris," he says. Meet the best new artists in Britain
  • This was a movement of drama and anarchy embracing violence, danger and fearlessness. Times, Sunday Times
  • The author showed again her utter fearlessness when it comes to attacking the big subjects and her determination to bring philosophical discussions into the realm of highly readable and entertaining literature.
  • He felt possessed of a preternatural strength and fearlessness.
  • He attacked the ball with courage and fearlessness from first bounce to last.
  • Immersing himself in battle with at least seeming fearlessness became the photographer's specialty.
  • Fundamental change also requires a certain fearlessness, of course and a real willingness to trust the public †both qualities lacking from the current CBS approach. Exploding TV: Where’s the plug? « BuzzMachine
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