Sentence examples similar to Retain courage from inspiring English sources
"They retain the courage to play, the courage to try and win".
To do this, we must retain the courage of our convictions in the face of extremism.
The latter opted to keep in the knockers and the F-words (and, ugh, John McCain), and at least retained the courage of whatever few convictions it might originally have had.
Did they retain some part of their ancestral courage?
It insists, with a touchingly old-fashioned good faith, that people in dire circumstances retain their capacity for intimacy, nobility and courage.
And his courage was rewarded, controversially, when he retained his belt.
So Jeep's decision to keep focusing on the enthusiasts, to retain the folding windshield and the solid axles took courage.
As long as I have the courage to speak, protest and express my anger, I retain my human dignity".
Admired for her intelligence, courage and commitment to her values, Terry was a rare person who retained the interests, social, and political values of her youth and was one of the youngest nonagenarians one could know.
Suppose I define courage as "the ability to act while confronting a danger to oneself". "Confronting" is retained, so this would (normally) exclude running away.
