He sometimes preached Jehan very long and severe sermons, which the latter intrepidly endured.
She tried to shake off these increasing timidities, and once or twice intrepidly stroked his hair; but his head, bent over his dinner or his book, seemed unconscious that she was doing it, and she felt unable to go on.
From the moment he first came to Hippo, as a simple priest, he had thrown himself intrepidly into this struggle.
The day before, which was the religious festival, Augustin intrepidly spoke against "the Joy-day.
For this have illustrious men of all nations intrepidly suffered martyrdom.
The landlady marched intrepidlyto the enemy's citadel, and entered it with a storm: the door closed after her.
Intrepidly the newcomers seated themselves side by side where they could listen to the music and watch the strange beings in this strange world.
One tiny black figure came forth, greeted him with a blithe "Bongjure," and intrepidly began the perilous ascent of the ladder he hastened to place against the side of the coach for her convenience.
As long as aught of it remains they remain; fire at them, and they intrepidly return to it in the mouth of your guns.
Her visible desire was to accustom her family to do as she did, to dive under the water intrepidly to seize their prey.
As early as 1329 the burghers of Frankfort on the Oder had intrepidly withstood all their ecclesiastical superiors.
Be this as it may, comport yourself valiantly, stand firm, exalt Christ intrepidly and joyfully.
She fought intrepidly and made havoc with her distaff, which was garnished with a thick bunch of hemp--a terrible weapon, as many discovered that day.
Thither Joan walked resolutely, knocked at the door and intrepidly addressed Charles VII: "Sire, pray do not hold such long conferences with these seigneurs.
JOAN DARC (intrepidly looking at her judges)--"My voices said to me it would be criminal to deny the divine inspiration that ever guided me.
Half blind, he intrepidly treated a thousand things which the clear sighted scarcely dared to approach.
Since the new-comer spoke intrepidly of holy things a cheerier Maudelain knew that this at least was no demon.
The Epilogue A son Livret Intrepidly depart, my little book, into the presence of that most illustrious lady who bade me compile you.
I sat on the little porch above the river bank, by the wall of blossoming creeper whose tendrils she had once embraced, bringing her cheek intrepidly against the blossoms of that year, and saw him come slowly up the path.
In its shade my love cast down her eyes, but intrepidly lifted her lips.
Standing in front of the choir, with his arms crossed upon his breast, Gabriel waited calmly and intrepidly for this mob, still more exasperated by such unexpected resistance.
But soon so many various emotions, intrepidly sustained, were followed by a natural reaction.
Now, seriously, my dear count it will not suit me to appear as the rival of so many fine ladies, who are about to expose themselves intrepidly to the claws of the young tiger.
The Epilogue A Son Livret Intrepidly depart, my little book, into the presence of that most illustrious lady who bade me compile you.
After returning the discharges of the insurgents with several rounds of shot, the Municipalists rushed intrepidly upon the barricade with felled bayonets, expecting to carry it by assault.
The two hunters rushed intrepidly in the direction of the roars.
One day he advanced too close to the enemy's post, intrepidly beating the charge.
Thousands of fire-eyed women and men tramped intrepidlyout towards Versailles.
They at last gained their point by intrepidly leaping into the entrenchments, and driving their enemies into the fort, which communicated by a draw-bridge with the lines.
Samuel Orr, at the head of the Marine Grenadier Company, intrepidly rushed through the gateway, and saved him the trouble of such a discussion--taking prisoners three Officers and 40 men.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "intrepidly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
