Nevertheless, it did become harder for Miltonist to talk openly about what Miltonists do.Milton's Peculiar Grace: Self-Representation and Authority has the strength and honesty to be completely open about its method.
His accomplishment is no record — for example, there was T. Edison Smith, a Minnesota man who was said to have shot his age an amazing 3,359 times before dying in 2011 at age 95 — but Mr. Beckwith's friends call it a testament to his persistence, strength and honesty.
With a father depicting strength and honesty, and what Robert Douglas describes as a "heroic quality," to the painting, Jarrell expresses important aspects of the COBRA ideal.
It's easy for conservatives to project strength and honesty and toughness onto these figures; they're outnumbered and undaunted, like the Magnificent Seven or 300's Spartans.
That doesn't mean I won't stand up for myself by drawing boundaries and asking to be treated kindly and respectfully but I don't do that with any rude or unkind intentions just with the same strength and honesty I think every one of us is entitled to.
Oprah has had the strength and honesty to know when she needs others to draw out her own strengths.
Even if this happens, you can be proud that you told the truth, and know you're dealing with problems with strength and honesty instead of using the easy way out.
In his years as a dissident, from his application for emigration in 1973 until his arrest four years later, Mr. Shcharansky was known to Western correspondents in Moscow as a man of unusual open-mindedness, strength, tolerance and honesty.
He laughs: "Look, I'm not necessarily endorsing what Jack Donovan [author on masculinity and tribalism] says in The Way of Men, but one thing that has stuck with me is this: 'There are plenty of books about being a man, but no books on how to be good at being a man.' And that means very old fashioned values of strength, courage, and honesty.
Obama embraced Israelis with both understanding and honesty.
