The phrase "act of courageous" is not correct in English.
It should be "act of courage" or "courageous act." You can use the correct phrase when describing a specific action that demonstrates bravery or valor.
Example: "The firefighter's act of courage saved several lives during the blaze."
Alternatives: "brave act" or "act of bravery."
But on another, deeper level, it is an act of courageous self-assertion.
In those days, that was an astounding act of courageous character.
Family of Secrets is much more than a non-fiction narrative of political history; Baker has created an historical document that is, ultimately, an act of courageous patriotism for a nation in need of self-examination and the truth.
Nine years before police arrested African-American civil rights activist Rosa Parks for refusing to relinquish her seat to a white person on a segregated bus, Desmond made history in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, for a similar act of courageous defiance.
The path toward organizational trustworthiness goes through foundational values and ongoing acts of courageous drift correction.
In this era of pride of ignorance and deification of the superficial, the very existence of this film is an act of brazen, courageous rebellion in its utterly unfashionable expression of its love of humanity, its celebration of the strength of the human heart, and in its revelation of the eternity of the spirit.
It took a Civil War, two constitutional amendments, the blood of civil rights activists, an act of Congress, and courageous Supreme Court justices to put an end to that.
The Battle of Britain was about a dire need to save the nation from the immediate threat of invasion, an act of desperate and courageous heroism.
Hereby an act of refreshing and courageous leadership by our Congress.
This was an act of refreshing and courageous leadership by our Congress only to be abandoned after President George W. Bush, that great stalwart of oil interests and friend of Saudi Arabia, made it clear that he would veto the bill should it land on his desk".
What if when our feelings got hurt, instead of blaming or freaking out, we could act from a place of courageous love, to both ask for what we need + use conflict, hurt feelings, disappointment and the hard stuff to create stronger connections with the women in our lives?
