Reducing it to the personal is the worst kind of confirmation bias in the guise of brave self-exposure.
"If war is imposed, we will respond to it like a brave, self-respected and self-esteemed nation".
It is a bold and brave self-image of the artist as a poet, a rebel, a serious guy.
It is not until the end of the 4th century, however, that Jews are first mentioned by Greek writers, who praise them as brave, self-disciplined, and philosophical.
But though unconventionally broadcast and sadder and harder to watch, this exhaustive record of Wilke's death is not all that different and no more illuminating in its pathetic yet brave self-exhibitionism from, say, Anna Nicole Smith's reality television series.
Although brave, self-confident, and energetic, Putnam was not competent to fill the generalship that his popularity had brought him, and after 1777 Washington was forced to withhold important commands from him.
Alternately flighty and brave, self-absorbed and generous, Carrie began as the semi-autobiographical creation of Candace Bushnell, the Manhattan glamour girl whose collection of columns from The New York Observer inspired the series.
We will find a way to THRIVE with your brave self-acknowledged Middle Aged status.
One Australian veteran, Sergeant Charles Lemaire, who had previously fought against the Germans at El Alamein with the 2/17th Infantry Battalion, described the Japanese as "tenacious, brave, self-sacrificing".
Through his brave self-immolation, he sent a clear message to his generation: die with dignity rather than continue to live and suffer the daily indignities that amount to an unfulfilled life.
