Sentence examples for a bit of courage from inspiring English sources

"I think the cheekpieces helped him concentrate on the fences and gave him a bit of courage.

The Nazis annihilated the country's Jewish elite and exterminated or exiled anyone else with a bit of courage and an independent mind.

And if pontification is going to lead to censorious levels of hostility, let's have a bit of courage from filmmakers, and a bit of commitment from the police.

Most important, however, is the way that Byers' move shows that, with a bit of courage, New Labour can rein back Thatcherism's legacy.

The play's message that adversity can be conquered through teamwork, inspiration and a bit of courage was something Japanese could easily figure out.

"You have to have lads who can put their foot on the ball, show a bit of composure, a bit of courage, want the ball.

This may sometimes takes a bit of moral courage as well as some authority.

That loose quality might have been helped by a bit of liquid courage.

A bit of Dutch courage and the fact there was a prize at the end of it.

With a knife, some denatured alcohol and a little bit of courage, you can transform a 12 oz can into a great DIY camp stove that'll boil water in 5-6 minutes.

All it takes is self-assurance, a little bit of courage, and a sense of supply and demand.