Sentence examples similar to brave post from inspiring English sources

Despite a brave post-match attempt at insouciance by their coach Tony Smith, it is a thought that will surely also cross the minds of their players.

In 2013, she launched "A Body Revolution" on her site, encouraging her fans to "be brave and post a photo... that celebrates your triumph over insecurities".

Welcome to the Roberts court's brave new post-Voting Rights Act world.

So why on earth would Apple remain in Ireland instead of taking refuge in the brave new post-Brexit world of low-tax Britain?

Without giving away the ending, the film hints at the start of a brave new post-human era (or is it a Buddhist parable?) about the surrender of self into a larger entity.

Along the way, it can also fairly be said that White helped to invent the discourse of modern homosexuality as the co-writer of "The Joy of Gay Sex" in 1977 and the writer of "States of Desire: Travels in Gay America" in 1980, which mapped the brave new post-Stonewall world of the late '70s.

It may be a brave new post-Bush world, but he still knows it.

In the brave new post-truth world, drug science was an early casualty.

Earlier this year, Brave New Foundation posted an online video in which a Phoenix police officer said the law would make him feel like a Nazi.

Much less did I let her dismal performance on State Security's television program Cuba's Reasons cloud my enjoyment of her sincere, brave, youthful posts.

In Tripoli, Libya's capital, which does not feature on Mr Erdogan's schedule this time, Turkish business people have braved the post-revolutionary turmoil to exploit opportunities ranging from post-war reconstruction deals to selling Turkish bathroom furniture.