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It is salutary to remember this, salutary to encourage this, salutary — even — to know this is encouraged, so that we remain unafraid to surprise.

Of Sex and Marriage 2006

It is salutary to remember this, salutary to encourage this, salutary — even — to know this is encouraged, so that we remain unafraid to surprise.

Of Sex and Marriage 2006

I had a chance to question several of them about their potential rivalries with Mr. Woods, and to a man they seemed far less intimidated than inspired -- in short, unafraid.

Tiger's Rivals vs. the Bear's 2009

I have seen often a stag unafraid watching Master Richard as he dug or walked on his path; the robins would follow him, and the little furry creatures sit round him with ears on end.

The History of Richard Raynal, Solitary Robert Hugh Benson 1892

Because he's "unafraid" to invoke the name of God publicly.

A Voice from the Christian Left 2005

Paul says the difference between him and other Republicans is that he's "unafraid" of voter reaction: "If you talk frankly and speak boldly, you'll get more people to vote for you."

Reuters: Top News David Morgan 2011

Patients should be "unafraid" to seek second opinion: Top MD

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