The phrase "authentic courage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a genuine or true form of bravery, often in the context of facing challenges or standing up for one's beliefs.
Example: "In times of adversity, it takes authentic courage to speak out against injustice and support those in need."
Alternatives: "genuine bravery" or "true courage".
A fresh chance to claim this life as the one we get to live, if we so choose, with authentic generosity, courage and beauty.
Pappajohn was both a source of kinetic thrill and an appealing, authentic individual, spilling courage and pheromones as he raced, mostly airborne, after ballerina Katherine Barkman.
Rachel Simmons, an educator and the author of "The Curse of the Good Girl: Raising Authentic Girls with Courage and Confidence" (Penguin Press, 2009), said Facebook's new live feed format had made the site particularly difficult to tear oneself away from.
"It's not too late for you to repair your relationship with the Church," he wrote, "redeem your public image, and emerge as an authentic 'profile in courage,' especially by defending the sanctity of human life for all people, including unborn children".
This openness is not possible without the daily practice of recovery, authentic living and courage.
He valued freedom, authentic knowledge, independent thought, the courage of nonconformity, the spirit of resistance, the beauty of Polish romanticism, disinterested behaviour, and human dignity.
Creating long-term value — for ourselves and for others — requires more authentic connection, reflection, and the courage to delay immediate gratification.
That series, which will be written by author Kellen Hertz and published by Scholastic, "will inspire girls to share their authentic selves and find the courage to pursue their dreams," the company said in a statement.
Do you have the courage to be authentic, vulnerable, inclusive, and really listen to your employees?
