Translation of "Draufgängertum" in English

You emit bravado, and you carry a sense of helplessness.

But there's a huge gulf between recklessness and courage.

With fake bravado, I said that I did not care what the court did.

It was a mixture of confidence and bravado that in retrospect was also a bit dangerous.

Bravado or machismo is absolutely worthless if you drain all of your equity.

They will probably be a little shocked by your fortitude, but they will laugh.

Well, it seems to me that this Hungarian presence in my life is difficult to account for, but ultimately I ascribe it to an admiration for people with a complex moral awareness, with a heritage of guilt and defeat matched by defiance and bravado.

An official of the National Alliance, America’s premier neo-Nazi group, said that he wished his own members had “half as much testicular fortitude.”

Are we honest and brave enough (which in this case also means scared enough) to shuck our romantic fantasies about the downtrodden, and our shameful rationalizations borne of guilt, bravado and indifference?

For all your bluster and bravado, you're actually a wise and, dare I say, sensitive...

They are the jigsaw pieces out of which the odd mixture of recklessness and hesitation in the bombardment of Baghdad is composed.

These locust years ended as they had begun--with a display of bravado and deceit.

Many local festivals such as the feast of bravado on the third Sunday after Easter, are proposed to Fréjus.

Formally, the works pull their figurative subjects into a sea of marks and abstracted gestures, referencing the kind of bravado of Abstract Expressionist painters like Willem de Kooning and Robert Rauschenberg.

It's Asia's best preserved city of the first millennium, showing complex urban planning around the base of the rock, and sheer bravado combined with sophisticated engineering and irrigation skills in the palace perched on the summit.

The younger generation of contemporary artists like Peter Freitag is far more interested in the image archives of the everyday, the collective memory of a visually determined society in which the ubiquitous presence of images demands an equal measure of decisiveness and bravado from the producers of art.

And all the talk, mostly, are nothing more than bravado, for which a man hiding his excitement.

Many of the stories and legends associated with these drivers tell of their courage, daring and bravado.

Because apart from my recriminata form, the fact remains that the current vicar general of His Holiness, the bravado of this priest, It was fully aware, as they were and as they are all monsignorini conspiratorial who still work at the Vicariate of Rome and who by their sheer cowardice, allow the perpetration of certain abominations, because no mouse got inside the cheese form, He likes to be kicked out of it ".

Six months later, with the election of its new head, the 31-year-old Sebastian Kurz, a postmodern hybrid of youthful bravado and a hoary reactionary world view, the ÖVP ended its government coalition with the SPÖ.