Inspired by the Mass Meetings of the Civil Rights Movement, concerned New Yorkers came out in full strength to bear courageous, collective witness to the working poor in New York City.
His name is immortalized through William Shakespeare's character Sir John Falstaff, but the courageous Fastolf bears little resemblance to the cowardly, dissolute, clowning Falstaff of Henry IV, parts I and II, and The Merry Wives of Windsor.
The statue bears tribute to the courageous and beautiful Princess Noor Inayat Khan -- Britain's only female Muslim war heroine -- who was the first woman radio operator dropped into France by the SOE.
Some offer substantial First World War sites; others are worth exploring for their remarkable museums, which bear testimony to the courageous character of the people from the areas and to a strong heritage of revival and reinvention.
Just when I feel I've tackled an important situation for my children -- the courageous mama bear who can and does do anything for her kids -- a new one pops up.
"And there are many courageous Libyans who bear the scars of that battle".
During long periods of separation from her youngest son, who sagaciously left Germany for Palestine in 1923, she punctuated his absence with a series of sprightly, witty, ironic, unsentimental, highly intelligent and, as history in the shape of Hitler and his followers bore down on her, unblinkingly courageous, keenly observed and honest letters.
Wrong side of History, right side of History: This all bears on the moral point and artists courageous enough to make it.
Despite the powerful imperatives to keep quiet, courageous black women stepped forward and bore witness to their experiences.
"In this struggle, the heaviest burden will continue to be borne by the good people of Afghanistan and their courageous armed forces," Trump said, expressing, for the first time that I can remember, something positive about Muslims.
