Sentence examples for brave language from inspiring English sources

In the United States, the brave language of the Declaration of Independence notwithstanding, it was not until 1860 that universal male suffrage prevailed for whites.

If it so happens that some international policy fits in with the national policy of the country, then that nation uses brave language about international betterment.

She shows her characters' scars with honest, brave language and invites the rest of us to dig deeper for stories inside ourselves.

These same artists were also painting images rich and sensuous in form and loaded with metaphor, which, taken at more than face value, provided a brave emotional language voicing dissent and passion ignited by such a tyrannical regime.

To gain access to the huge Chinese market, they have had to brave significant language and cultural barriers, nurture close relationships with receptive local partners, and deal with layers of bureaucratic complexity as well as opaque and unpredictable regulatory and legal systems.

"This is our next step in pushing the boundaries of how theatre speaks to audiences in a brave, new and popular language about the times in which we live.

So let's be brave in our schools with language, and yes – solidly old-fashioned with literature.

Mr. Rapp, as usual, is brave and facile in his language, and he ventures here where few writers are able or willing to go.

But with Ms. Churchill, one of the most inventive and incisive dramatists of her generation, even rabid venting takes the form of a brave, canny exploration of theatrical language that comes to startling life on the stage.

Creating your own language is a brave move which may well pay off.

In addition, a nifty interactive map integrates several countries' national rail services with Eurostar lines, allowing travelers to book multi-destination journeys without having to brave an array of foreign-language Web sites.