Sentence examples for brave context from inspiring English sources

Reviewing the novel, SFX columnist Alasdair Stuart commented that author Guy Adams provided "interesting, and brave, context to Rex's relationship with Esther".

To examine the ancestry of the BRAVE samples in a global context, 5756 participants in BRAVE and 2504 participants from 26 other populations in the 1000 Genomes project [ 21] were included in a principal component analysis.

For too many teachers and parents, computer coding may be the equivalent to Klingon; a complex language in which only the bravest (which in this context means 'nerdiest') among us know.

In that context, yes, he was "brave" for being there.

In this context, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan was a brave man for singing praise to Sri Ram. Bob Marley sang truth to power, and took a bullet for it in 1976.

I personally hope that the G7 leaders will be bold and brave by discussing stranded assets in the context of energy transition and in the context of risk management.

"Daria: Is It College Yet?" was a brave farewell, placing its heroine in the context of the real sick, sad world.

"I suppose it is brave to address these subjects in the context of what else is in mainstream comedies," reflects the performer, who read English and theatre studies at the University of Ulster.

B*spoke and West are doing brave work here, trying to create a context for important European plays in a theatre culture whose politics are still very much defined by national issues.

We don't want to terrify three-year-olds – in fact the goal isn't about being terrifying it's about providing a counter-point, a context in which to be brave.

In that context it becomes an even braver call by Gatland, a career-defining pick if ever there was one.