- having. Risk-taking
antisocial (including
histrionic features) Dauntless,
venturesome, intrepid, bold, audacious, daring; reckless, foolhardy, heedless; unfazed...
-
production design, but also
noting that
while the film "is
successfully venturesome... you need to know that it's also a real downer."
Roger Ebert gave the...
-
Lucky Rabbit, a
character Disney wanted to be "peppy, alert,
saucy and
venturesome,
keeping him also neat and trim". In
February 1928,
Disney hoped to negotiate...
- was a
virtuoso dancer, able when
called for to
convey light-hearted
venturesomeness or deep emotion. His
technical control and
sense of
rhythm were astonishing...
-
combination of
superficial charm, poise,
emotional resilience, and
venturesomeness on the
outside but deep-seated
affective disturbances and
impulse control...
- make more
motion and
color than they make sense.
Gregory Peck as the
venturesome hero is only a
shade more
restrained than
Anthony Quinn who
plays a Portuguese...
- in 2009) and IT
services (5%). [clarification needed]
Americans are "
venturesome consumers" who are
unusually willing to try new
products of all sorts...
- of lying, trickery, perjury, and malice; [it was] facile, audacious,
venturesome,
diligent in the
execution of its schemes, plausible, convincing, masking...
-
Splendid and Super-Modern
Musical Drama". The
American theatre took a
venturesome forward step when the firm of
Griffith &
Prince presented West Side Story...
-
crossover jazz
which came to
prominence in the 1980s,
displacing the more
venturesome jazz
fusion from
which it emerged. It
avoids the
improvisational "risk-taking"...
