Undaunted by a failed vote, McConnell devised a new plan.
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"I'll be fine," she had said, undaunted by the chill.
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And his publisher is apparently undaunted by the president's threats.
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All are skillful at multitasking and undaunted by traveling economy.
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Undaunted by criticism, Mr. Trump repeated that request on Thursday morning.
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Some old people are undaunted by cashless ways of doing business.
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Undaunted by such recognition, he self-published a second novel as well.
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"I'm absolutely undaunted by whatever may take place in parliament," Johnson said in Dublin.
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Ms. Carroll seems undaunted by the criticism and doubt that her accusations have unleashed.
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According to the Chicago Tribune, many Illinois educators remain undaunted by the Trump administration's move.
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Undaunted by the NIH's concerns, several labs are now working to make this a reality.
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It also notes that drilling proponents are "undaunted" by the prospect of a long wait.
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Grosjean and Munchkin were undaunted by their losses — roughly $7,000 on this weekend-long trip.
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But he seems undaunted by everything ahead of him personally, and for his island more broadly.
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Like most politicians, however, she is optimistic about her chances and undaunted by the challenge ahead.
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His absolute self-confidence — critics say, arrogance — appears to have been undaunted by roller-coaster ratings.
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He sported a black eye and a head bandage but otherwise appeared undaunted by his physical challenges.
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Now, both are playing well and heading home emboldened, apparently undaunted by the task ahead of them.
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LBJ was undaunted by the risk as he strengthened the social contract that has expanded our democracy.
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Undaunted by her past mistakes in fraudulently claiming victimhood status, Warren is once again rewriting her past.
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Mitch Lowe, chief executive of MoviePass (and a former Netflix executive), professes to be undaunted by the losses.
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Paschel is undaunted by Harley's EV debut or the other big gas motorcycle manufacturers entering the e-market.
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The lead eventually stretched to 66-46, with the Frogs undaunted by the ejection of forward Kouat Noi.
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People close to Ms. Nixon, who declined an interview request, say she is undaunted by the challenge ahead.
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But vocally, he put in a robust and hot-blooded performance, undaunted by the house or the circumstances.
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Despite Trump's calls for supporters to boycott NFL games, the league appears to be undaunted by the president's threats.
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Film fans were undaunted by the Islamist attack on a Berlin Christmas market that killed 12 people in December.
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Clear- eyed, big-hearted, undaunted by challenge, optimistic that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word.
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When a cuckoo finds a caterpillar nest, it is undaunted by what we might consider the high "ick" factor.
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Mr. Ayala, the former California regulator, is undaunted by the political friction in making electric vehicles accessible to all.
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But here come the Spurs, undaunted by the challenge before them and quietly terrifying the rest of the league.
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Undaunted by their past misfires, congressional Democrats now think they have found Willy Wonka's golden ticket with Trump-Ukraine.
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Cook and her attorneys remain undaunted by the latest developments in the case and have vowed to continue their legal fight.
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Iraq's Kurds, somewhat insulated from the Syrian crisis, are pushing forward with their ambitions for independence, undaunted by an economic crisis.
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For those Democrats undaunted by the Monmouth University findings, the biggest dagger against impeachment comes from a recent Fox News survey.
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He can envision himself as the leader of a regional theater, and he is undaunted by the socializing that would require.
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Alli's optimism serves as evidence of it: an English player not just undaunted by playing for England, but actively cherishing it.
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Undaunted by the collective trauma of the era, these three women found their voices and created a legacy of activism, with receipts.
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Undaunted by the loss of the rocket, SpaceX's Musk took the stage at the International Astronautical Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Sept.
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At the same time, he is undaunted by milder afflictions, like yellow-leaf virus, which can affect the vigor of the vines.
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However, the Berkshire Hathaway chief was undaunted by his misstep in technology, a sector he generally avoided as a self-admitted Luddite.
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Though he has never ranked in the Top 40, Sandgren has established himself as a big-stage performer undaunted by the best.
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Undaunted by the occasion, or by several costly misses that allowed Bacsinszky to take control of the second set, Ostapenko never relented.
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She appeared undaunted by the expectations, not letting her intensity drop during a second set, which appeared closer than the score indicated.
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In ensuing years I have reflected on my efforts to spice up the turkey and remained undaunted by those who scoff at them.
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"I'm absolutely undaunted by whatever may take place in parliament," Johnson said in Dublin ahead of talks with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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For his part, Williamson suggested he would have been undaunted by New York had the Knicks, with their league-worst record, landed him.
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Undaunted by the massive criticism thrown at her from everyone from President Trump to Russian President Vladimir Putin, she is touring North America.
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It left no doubt that he was undaunted by furious condemnations of his remarks as racist, including a Tuesday vote by the House.
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Undaunted by his first final, Basic, ranked 129th in the world, was stronger on the key points and moved brilliantly around the court.
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And, speaking of baseball, A-Rod's undaunted by the struggling Yanks and Red Sox, essentially saying it's a marathon and not a sprint.
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Undaunted by the cutthroat residential brokerage game in New York City, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices opened its first office in the city this week.
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I already had to unlearn and undo an entire community's beliefs about me, so I was undaunted by the commodification of labor and time.
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It became clear that many politicians felt they could live without the Assembly and were undaunted by the threat of direct rule from Westminster.
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Undaunted by the pandemonium of gasping protesters, they pointed people to safety and poured saline into the eyes of those overcome by the fumes.
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When he comes across a cure that works, he is unnerved: "I became like a man scared of himself, yet undaunted by the morning."
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Ivanka Trump, the president's eldest daughter, made a point of going on CBS News to make clear that Mr. Trump was undaunted by impeachment.
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" Spelman students interviewed for this story said they saw Abrams signaling she would be, as is sung in the school's hymn, "undaunted by the fight.
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Facebook appears undaunted by criticism of it stealing ideas, hoping its versions will stick even if they make it look unoriginal or uncool to some.
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For some reason, Redfly is undaunted by the prospect of a crash and trekking through the mountains on foot — which is what ends up happening.
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Undaunted by the diagnosis when he was 21 and prognosis of death before 30, Hawking defied every expectation and lived an extraordinary and productive life.
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Perhaps because he spends so much time with young can-do tech types, Mr Macron seems undaunted by the obstacles facing his political start-up.
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Everything is supersized and preposterous, but Mr. Chu, with two films in the "Step Up" franchise under his belt, is undaunted by crowds and confusion.
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Mr. Trump said he was undaunted by the decades of history that has shown that a president's party typically loses seats in midterm congressional elections.
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But Vegas Golden Knights goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, a former Canadian Olympian, was undaunted by the 17-hour time difference between Nevada and South Korea.
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Listen to Blake ... he's undaunted by Ty's sexuality ... "The Voice" judge judges based on music, and whether a singer is gay or straight is irrelevant.
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But Bridenstine seems undaunted by the mixed messages, nimbly trying to make it sound like President Trump's flip flop simply makes sense in the broader context.
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Apparently undaunted by current polling numbers, the leader of the main opposition Labour party, Jeremy Corbyn, said earlier Tuesday that he was determined to canvass support.
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Mathilde, serenely acted by Ms. de Laâge, is a beautiful, preternaturally wise and compassionate young woman: a modern heroine undaunted by the horrors of the world.
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Military sources predict a bloody few days as the Taliban and America both try to show that they are undaunted by the breaking-off of negotiations.
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Socialites, artists, writers and expats lodged in rented villas and hotel rooms, apparently undaunted by the economic collapse of 1929 and the looming specter of Hitler.
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But he answered that in many indirect ways here, presenting a more rested, happier and in-control entrepreneur who seems to be undaunted by his troubles.
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"It reinforces the images of the strides North Korea made in missile capability and how North Korea is undaunted by any challenges to its sovereignty." he said.
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Undaunted by their FOSTA-SESTA setback, Big Tech has moved on in their efforts to preserve and even expand Section 230 protections using a multi-pronged attack.
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Undaunted by these troubles, and drawn in by the promise of aerial mech ballet, we at Motherboard put some more time in with Anthem this past weekend.
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Despite worries about paying off her debt and her history of instability, Ms. Bell said she was focused on her goals and undaunted by her continued struggles.
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Artists like Kader Attia stood undaunted by the colonial sins of countries like France while innovators like Ryoji Ikeda continued their attempts to visualize our increasingly digital world.
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Lindy West RHINESTONES twinkling around the perimeter of her shades, cornsilk curls undaunted by the Pensacola sun, Elizabeth Kemper, a supporter of Donald J. Trump, is all certainty.
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Yet we persist, undaunted by hyper-accelerated urban redevelopment — perhaps epitomized by the new Herzog & de Meuron ultraluxe glass condo tower at 56 Leonard Street in east Tribeca.
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Later we walked down to the field, where, for a few fleeting minutes Lemon sat bravely in the grass, untethered and undaunted by the furry maelstrom around her.
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Oil prices rallied after an unexpected decline in U.S. crude inventories and after Saudi Arabia appeared undaunted by pressure from Trump on OPEC to prevent steeper price rises.
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Undaunted by the experience of a presidency that unfolded in a time of crisis and deep ideological divides, he renewed his faith in the idea of a unified nation.
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Undaunted by the technology's newly suited-up nature, a Reddit poster called "DigitalizedOrange," who previously created a satirical business magazine for memes called Meme Insider, has launched a cryptocurrency.
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The Soldiers of Odin say they are undaunted by the arrival of the clowns, promising more marches when the snow melts in the spring and when new arrivals are expected.
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He is undaunted by the prospect of having to play three consecutive tournaments for the first time in more than five years to qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship.
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If you're comfortable with the greater intimacy of the Beats 3 design (and undaunted by visions of sweaty summer listening), there's really very little to fault about these headphones' fit.
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For a man who has been described as the Don Quixote of the art world, tilting at the windmills, Cenedella is undaunted by the uphill climb he has in court.
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He appears undaunted by the prospect of having to play three consecutive tournaments for the first time in more than five years to qualify for the season-ending Tour Championship.
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Undaunted by these facts, students at Mr Murray's lecture at Middlebury College harangued him by accusing him of being homophobic and sexist as well as racist ("Blue on blue", March 11th).
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But Ms. Marston, 43, a British choreographer who has slowly forged a reputation for her ability to create narrative works, seems undaunted by the challenges of transmuting literary complexity into dance.
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Many of those workers appear to be coming from out of state, attracted by the premium wages employers are being forced to pay and undaunted by the high cost of living.
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Undaunted by a grueling 10-mile-a-day training schedule, Sara dedicated her race to the memory of her younger brother, Collins, who completed a 5K during his treatment for brain cancer.
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Undaunted by White House pressure, he came forward to accuse the same president who sent him to Ukraine a few months ago of abusing his power to advance his own political interests.
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Undaunted by the international criticism of its test, which Pyongyang says was of a hydrogen bomb, Pyongyang celebrated through the weekend, with concerts and banquets for the country's nuclear scientists and engineers.
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The large number of state representatives -- and the likelihood that one or more is someone in their community -- means New Hampshire residents are undaunted by the politicians who visit every four years.
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Broadcom's record loan, which has required the biggest-ever bank commitments of more than US$10bn each from some lenders, has been receiving a positive response from lenders undaunted by its size.
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Undaunted by his publisher's admonition that there's "not much of a market for Christmas books," Dickens begins feverishly working against a deadline to get the book done in time for the holiday.
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Tamar -- on an upcoming appearance on "Home & Family" -- was undaunted by her pink slip, insisting she's not only going to the ceremony ... if the show wins, she'll go onstage to get what's hers.
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Undaunted by the 153-degree heat and the very real possibility of a violent response from the government, protesters gathered in the Maltepe parade ground holding signs that read "adalet" ("justice" in Turkish).
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Thrun hoped that people could one day simply submit smartphone pictures of their worrisome lesions, and that meant that the system had to be undaunted by a wide range of angles and lighting conditions.
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The detailed trade figures, compiled for Reuters from the Federal Statistics Office, underline that U.S. demand for German goods remains strong, undaunted by President Donald Trump's threats to increase import tariffs on European cars.
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Undaunted by risk, they host collaborative exhibitions and events with such a tonic mix of conviviality and enthusiasm that sustainability just might come unbidden, keeping them in the game for some time to come.
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Ronald dela Rosa, the chief of the Philippine National Police, appeared undaunted by questions that were beginning to emerge about the killings, saying that the police would aggressively pursue other officials on Mr. Duterte's list.
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Undaunted by the militant Kurdistan Workers Party's (PKK) decades-old insurgency, it has been operating a $30 million cotton thread plant outside the region's biggest city Diyarbakir since 2014 but few others have followed its lead.
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As a result, sitting over tea on a rainy afternoon in Mayfair, Ms. Newman — who has been with Sotheby's for 28 years — sounded undaunted by the political turmoil and Europe's depressed currency, which has convulsed London.
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After lunch in a booth at the back of the bar the pair, who will marry on May 19, spent 30 minutes greeting hundreds of well-wishers who were undaunted by a sudden downpour of rain.
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Undaunted by the high bar, a coalition of Michigan lawyers is pursuing creative arguments on behalf of what one of them, William Goodman of Detroit's Goodman & Hurwitz, said could be as many as 30,000 to 90,000 residents.
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Though the men are worried about what people will think of them — a band of 13 men, traveling with one woman — Mary is steely and determined and devoted to their work, undaunted by their disapproval of her.
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Team captain and applied physics student Jake Malliaros was undaunted by the less-than-stellar debut of the pod, dubbed Goose II. "It was great to see our supporters and fans," he told me after the demonstration.
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Brad Pitt and Katy Perry are among those who have reportedly plunked down $210,21 for a ride on one of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic spaceships, undaunted by a 0003 test flight that crashed and killed one pilot.
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At the unveiling of the production version of the Continental on Tuesday at the North American International Auto Show, Ford executives said they were undaunted by the economic troubles in China and were pressing ahead with their plans.
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And they are undaunted by the negative take on their town: In the next five years, they plan to build a 2.5-million-square-foot campus that will house 1,000 tech companies and create 250,000 new tech jobs.
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Washington (CNN)Justice Neil Gorsuch appears undaunted by the tsunami of work facing his chambers as he settles into his first few weeks on the bench and attempts to catch up during the last months of the term.
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In the aughts, Lee managed two of the city's most important rappers—Young Jeezy and then, a few years later, Gucci Mane—undaunted by the fact that the men had engaged in a bitter and apparently bloody feud.
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Certainly Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick, making their eighth Super Bowl appearance together, strolled into the arena to face reporters with a 'been-there-done-that' aura undaunted by anything they were asked or saw.
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Undaunted by a sharp loss in popular support in France, or the Pyrrhic victory of Chancellor Angela Merkel in elections in Germany, Mr. Macron took aim this week at another forbidding goal — the reform of the European Union.
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Hailing from Sierra Leone by way of England, the vocalist Michael Mwenso is undaunted by the tall task ahead of anyone running what's nearly a full-on performance revue of the sort that dominated American stages 212 years ago.
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Yet the unflappable philosophy graduate who now occupies the ornate first-floor office in the Elysée, just below where he once worked as an adviser to Mr Hollande, seems undaunted by the task, and seized by a sense of historic responsibility.
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But 2450-year-old vigilante Dala Aisami Angwalla is undaunted by two nearly fatal brushes in the last year with Boko Haram, one involving a landmine, the other an ambush, and is determined to rid northeast Nigeria of the jihadists.
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The furry little buggers had somehow cottoned on to the restaurant reserving the best food out back, and were undaunted by the need to hop down a driveway, across some paving, and even down some stairs in order to source it.
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She followed that beat throughout her career, undaunted by expectations that black artists should engage with social issues, not abstraction, and by a lack of wider recognition, of a kind that white male abstract artists of her generation were accorded.
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But those on the left say that they do not need to mirror the Christian right's strategic alliance with the Republican Party to gain a healthy measure of political influence — and that they are undaunted by how long it might take.
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They dance — leaping into the air, spinning in circles, throwing high kicks and windmilling their arms with feverish abandon, undaunted by the September humidity that makes the air feel as heavy as a lead blanket and wet as a bath.
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And their efforts highlight how some wealthy donors, especially progressives in her Boston base, have continued to embrace Warren, undaunted by the calls for a wealth tax and "Medicare for All" that have recently prompted furious criticism from Wall Street.
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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Undaunted by a dangerous journey over thousands of miles, people fleeing economic hardship and human rights abuses in African countries are coming to the US-Mexico border in unprecedented numbers, surprising Border Patrol agents more accustomed to Spanish-speaking migrants.
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He says he ran partly on a commitment to give back to New Jersey, and is undaunted by the challenge of facing a Democratic incumbent in a blue state during a year in which Democratic voter turnout is expected to be strong.
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FTMC both bounced back in May from lows hit in March, undaunted by two critical Brexit-related events - a vote on the European Union withdrawal bill in parliament next week and a summit of the bloc's leaders at the end of this month.
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Undaunted by his lack of a college degree, Mr. Pelletiere worked in corporate sales jobs, founded his cadaver-transport venture, and dabbled in real estate in San Diego, embracing the chance to use those skills when his wife was transferred to Houston.
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The film, which opens in North America today and is expected to make between $175 million and $200 million at the box office, started previews yesterday in China and so far audiences have reportedly been surprised but largely undaunted by the gay moment.
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Origin Energy, which also reported its results on Thursday, said it was undaunted by the pending entry of Shell in power retailing, saying Origin has managed to grow its share of commercial and industrial customers even with ERM as a strong competitor to date.
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Seen strumming the traditional tanpura instrument with a male head at the base, Abichandani's Kali joins a league of female forms that enter the wilderness of unexplored territories, undaunted by a fear of commingling mythology with her conception of the tortured but strong female form.
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If the company is serious about curing its very transparent defects, it should develop an independent self-regulatory regime, a robust corporate responsibility program, and a group of external, independent advisers who will be undaunted by Kalanick's penchant for drowning out voices of dissent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Undaunted by repeated election losses, Harvey Milk advanced his tenacious campaign in 1977's electoral race for San Francisco's Board of Supervisors with a strategy to broaden his appeal beyond the gay community by addressing an intersectionality of issues.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Macron, undaunted by his bruising at home, outlined a broad agenda of renewal for Europe, including items like "the climate emergency," new technology, job creation, growth, social protections such as a minimum wage, border protection, migration and deepening the still fragile eurozone.
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The menu—lit by dim Mason-jar lanterns, and reinvented almost weekly—does not particularly favor the juniper-flavored liquor, and the spirit of provocative, possibly perilous improvisation prevails, especially for those undaunted by generous pours of Cholula into their lime- and salt-laced Tecates.
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TIJUANA, Mexico – Undaunted by President Donald Trump&aposs tough talk on immigration, asylum-seekers are forming unusually long lines at the Mexican border, with parents and children sleeping on cardboard in the sweltering heat and waiting for days or even weeks to present themselves to U.S. inspectors.
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The Whitworth and Manchester art galleries drew about 900,000 visitors a year, compared with a combined 8.4 million at the Tate galleries in the year ended April 2017 (with St. Ives closed for refurbishment.) Ms. Balshaw appears undaunted by the scale-up of steering a global flagship.
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Apparently undaunted by the threat of a Republican presidency, these Bernie acolytes say they'd rather stay at home on election day, write their candidate in on the ballot, or vote for Jill Stein, the Green Party candidate, and more than 50,000 have taken a pledge to this effect.
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O'Brien was concerned about how he'd get the compression stockings off on his own after the flight, but he seemed undaunted by the thought of presenting to a crowd of 200, including representatives from all nine of the US companies recently authorized by NASA to deliver payloads to the moon.
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Undaunted by her lack of design experience — and with the encouragement of her boyfriend Andy Spade, an advertising creative director she had met at Arizona State University — the then-1303-year-old Brosnahan got to work with paper and Scotch tape, conceptualizing what in her mind would be the perfect handbag.
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United States citizens undaunted by travel to a region hostile to them still have plenty of other options: At least four other companies say they will continue to take Americans to North Korea despite the death of Mr. Warmbier and the detention of three other Americans by the country's regime.
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A country kid from the Eastern Cape who made his way to Cape Town and its rough, sprawling Khayelitsha township, Mr. Samson bulled his way into a local art center and rose from there, undaunted by rejections from university art programs and determined to both inhabit and extend the art-history canon.
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Undaunted by naysayers who insisted that it was impossible to make a meringue with a filling, Maria Umana began fashioning them two years ago in McLean, Va. Her Sweet Whispers are crisp, yet airy little cookies with key lime, passion fruit, blackberry or raspberry preserves tucked inside; more flavors are on the way.
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Undaunted by driving rain and looking in an imperious form, a beaming Merkel, a shoe-in for another term of office next September, was mingling last Tuesday with royalty and the great and the good at a black-tie opening night performance of Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus.
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GOLF-RYDERCUP/ Europe undaunted by Woods and Mickelson at Ryder Cup - Fleetwood HONG KONG, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Ryder Cup debutant Tommy Fleetwood claims neither he nor his European team mates will be overawed by the presence of Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson in the United States line-up at the biennial trans-Atlantic head-to-head later this month.
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Undaunted by their failure to affect any electoral outcomes, the coterie of thinkers and writers who have coalesced loosely around the "Never Trump" movement have staked their careers on the notion that Donald Trump is an aberration, a kind of eruption of atavistic "tribalism" from the prehistoric past, instead of the result of a historical narrative that's hiding in plain sight for less blatantly self-interested interlocutors.
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