| Without asking, I understood the call she meant, the voiceless pull that kept drawing me to the water unafraid despite my father's fears. |
| In contrast, the attackers were bareheaded and apparently unafraid to show their faces. |
| A prolific and polemical author unafraid to offend any and all comers, Abbey was a gadfly who reveled in the controversy he stirred. |
| You display leadership qualities and are unafraid, ready to face professional competition or rivalry. |
| Post-war deprivation was over and the young were allowed to be youthful and unafraid. |
| The middle, or Third Voice, can help the congregation be unafraid of conflict and to welcome it as an opportunity. |
