Meanings of most undaunted in English

And I hear he has actually given proofs of the most undaunted courage.

Sir Philip Sydney, at the battle near Zutphen, displayed the most undaunted courage.

He was always cool, and invariably displayed the most undaunted courage.

He possessed the most undaunted courage; for he was afraid of no earthly power.

Yet, although the sublimest, it is not necessarily the most undaunted form of courage.

He is, it is said, of immense size, considerable ability, and the most undaunted courage.

It was so with Jasper and Newton, two of the most undaunted spirits that ever lived.

We shall need the best brains, the largest experience, and the most undaunted energy of the community.

Of the women, Mademoiselle de Bellecour and her sharp tongued mother, showed certainly the most undaunted fronts.

Our heroereceived the enemy's attack with the most undaunted intrepidity, and his bosom resounded with the blow.

She appears to have lived to destroy her fellow-creatures, and to have met her doom with the most undaunted courage.

Everywhere in this greatest crisis of the century I found the people of England showing the most undaunted and splendid spirit.

A man of the most undaunted courage in the presence of the enemy, he was his wife's obedient, patient, timid slave.

He was a man of the finest principles and of the most undaunted courage; by those under his command he was adored.

Of all the sportive little creatures I ever met with, he was the most active, the most undaunted, and the most winning.

Seeing that mere personal strength availed him but little, he fell back on his admirable swordsmanship and fought with coolness the most undaunted.