courageously

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courageous
When it occurs, it is the artist's reward for inventive and courageous handling of discrete environmental conditions.
Their courageous dissent from the prevalent attitudes of their flocks made for uneasy relationships.
Certainly, their jailbreaks, public displays of violence, and highly vocal protests fit a familiar image of swaggering and courageous rebels.
The book is courageous, in so far as it opens up the gulf between philosophy and archaeology.
It was an intellectually courageous but often perilous balancing act.
What are the characteristics that make some people more courageous than others?
All of the topics are developed in considerable detail, involving a degree of extrapolation that is certainly courageous and perhaps foolhardy.
Conflicts between local communities and multinational corporations, for example, may not be resolvable as series of compromises, but will require some clear and courageous decisions.
It is less misleading than either courageous or free.
Along these lines, would it be such a great misfortune if music was unable to render sublime and courageous emotions?
The proposed model is a courageous and ingenious attempt to integrate the current forms of generativism and associationism into one system.
In the context of this disciplinary gap, the courageous undertaking by the authors of the present article has particular merits.
Return to the example of the courageous person he used to explain that notion.
But they should be courageous, prescribing without ridiculing.
The courageous person feels fear and confidence to just the right amount given the circumstances.
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