untimorous

She seemed just let loose into the world, yet as ready and swift to make right use of it as any humming-bird let into a garden; as untimorous as any such, and as elusive.

The Cavalier George Washington Cable 1884

Living Without God, Aronson's new book represents the logical extension of his lifelong probings of how political commitment is constructed and of his untimorous socialist faith.

DIRELAND 2008

Living Without God, Aronson's new book represents the logical extension of his lifelong probings of how political commitment is constructed and of his untimorous socialist faith.

DIRELAND 2008

Living Without God, Aronson's new book represents the logical extension of his lifelong probings of how political commitment is constructed and of his untimorous socialist faith.

DIRELAND 2008

Living Without God, Aronson's new book represents the logical extension of his lifelong probings of how political commitment is constructed and of his untimorous socialist faith.

DIRELAND 2008

You remember, "here she drew nearer to him; and with that ingenuous confiding look and movement which had, not unfrequently, enraptured him at the moment, and saddened him on reflection, -- too ingenuous, too confiding, for the sentiment with which he yearned to inspire her, -- she turned towards him her frank untimorous eyes, and laid her hand on his arm:" you remember that I said in the burial-ground how much I felt that one is constantly thinking too much of one's self.

Kenelm Chillingly — Complete Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838

You remember, "here she drew nearer to him; and with that ingenuous confiding look and movement which had, not unfrequently, enraptured him at the moment, and saddened him on reflection, -- too ingenuous, too confiding, for the sentiment with which he yearned to inspire her, -- she turned towards him her frank untimorous eyes, and laid her hand on his arm:

Kenelm Chillingly — Volume 06 Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton 1838