She did not appreciate being hailed as "brave" – pointing out that she had no choice about her blindness.
The Indian motifs, mostly versions of a statue of a rainmaking brave pointing an arrow at the sky, are not too imaginative.
The health reform bill provides coverage for millions of low-income people -- a brave, point-sacrificing move by the president.
Kneeland argued it is heartbreaking that women are calling her "brave," pointing out that "we are a culture in desperate need of more exposure to real bodies".
He's definitely going to be in the England team but whether he [Lancaster] makes him captain, who knows?" Robshaw helped Harlequins secure a brave bonus point at Clermont Aurvergne on Sunday and led England throughout last season, notably in the famous win over New Zealand a year ago.
And they're not the only ones championing the cheap, the weird and the brave: Field points to other ground-up, artist-led organisations such as Glasgow's Buzzcut festival and Residence in Bristol.
"It's in the fuckin' toilet!" one of our brave pranksters points out, moments before the inevitable happens.
It's so much braver than pointing out that some of the people who support that view are racist bigots, or that your beloved NHS, the "wonderful, wonderful thing" that you have pledged to protect and nurture, would simply collapse without immigrants.
Idris is an iconoclast, and, for Afghanistan, an extraordinary man — brave to the point of foolhardiness.
He needs to be brave enough to point out that the emperor is stark naked.
But it may also be that a man who was brave enough to point his Swift Boat into enemy fire is, in intellectual terms, unwilling to break ranks.
