Sentence examples for brave position from inspiring English sources

For my part, I am glad that Clinton took such a brave position, despite the risk of losing voters.

That's a brave position for a politician, and it's the kind of leadership that we need as we grope toward a more effective strategy against narcotics in America.

He has called for an amnesty for "illegal" immigrants in London, a brave position to adopt in the current economic climate, in defiance of his own Tory party line and central government policy.

"He took up a brave position," one official said afterwards, describing the moment that Walsh placed himself 50 yards in front of the Canal Turn with a chequered flag above his head, trying to direct 20 galloping horses to one side.

A woman stood on the sidewalk, taking a rather brave position under the tree's branches.

Jones's brave positioning prevented this and Fellaini's chest control was barely noticeable.

It's also an exploration of a humble and brave ontological position that, in the aftershock of the Presidential election, feels as sublime, unfamiliar, and vaguely oracular as the iron-gray spaceships that hover in the film.

Within an hour the intersection was teeming with men who braved exposed positions to assault the soldiers inside.

I also stress that in China-Audiovisual Services the Appellate Body took a "brave" but necessary position on the issue of whether the definition of "sound recording distribution services" is alterable and evolutionary through time.

Not only did they talk openly about issues that are emotionally complex and often outright taboo, but they took brave and counterintuitive positions on class, national identity and the application process itself.

Although May is talking a brave game, her negotiating position is weak.