Sentence examples for about the courage of from inspiring English sources

Asked about the courage of the woman who phoned the charity, Prem says that was "hugely courageous".

Does that say anything about New York as a city, about the courage of its culture?

The Flemish media have adopted a mostly uncritical approach to euthanasia, running numerous articles about the courage of people who have chosen to die.

It's become a cliché to talk about the courage of the soldiers and marines struggling to overcome their horrendous injuries, but it's a cliché embedded in the truth.

He spoke about the courage of a girl in the film who jumped from the fifth floor to save her honor because warlords wanted to rape her.

Harvard's athletic director, William Bingham, wrote to another Harvard graduate, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, about the courage of this young squash player.

Such a unique aspect of black culture — the importance of hair — having a major presence in the show "only comes out of me [prompting the writers to] talk about some things that aren't being talked about and the courage of them raising their hands," he said.

Talk about having the courage of your convictions: Donald Trump is insisting his Monday meeting with Vladimir Putin was a success despite almost universal condemnation.

They speak about "having the courage of your own conviction", "taking a stand", "having a personal set of ethical values" as important in order to "live with" the ethical challenges of surgery.

So when we talk about Orwell having the courage of his convictions, we are talking about the relatively parochial difficulty of disagreeing with friends and fellow-writers on the Soviet Union.

I'm often asked about bravery and the courage of foreign correspondents who travel to wars and disasters.