Sentence examples similar to bravery challenge from inspiring English sources

"She has shown considerable bravery to challenge an armed man," he said at a press conference in Chorley.

So may I suggest you instead stick to the sort of books that you love: books about gorgeous otherworldly boys, about fantasy creatures, about great acts of bravery, crazy challenges, parallel universes, wild ideas, riveting plots, paranormal abilities, love, death, and, best of all, strong, inspirational women (with the requisite two boobs, obviously)?

Maria's story is also one of her courage and bravery, facing challenges in her society and in her own family who did not understand her and her insistence to teach girls around her.

It can require a certain amount of bravery, then, to challenge convention and, as a non-vegetarian, choose the veggie option.

He showed real bravery in the challenge with Radoslaw Cierzniak and was rewarded with a goal.

But bravery is a challenge, in particular for White House correspondents, most of whom are seasoned and capable journalists.

Because the courage to challenge authority means something slightly different in each of these environments, the approaches used to bolster bravery will have to be different as well.

That will require bravery, the ability to challenge the prevailing media consensus and a need to appeal directly to the public.

She's full of bravery and only ever challenges herself".

Having eaten at Roganic (Simon Rogan's offshoot in London), and had a superlative Sunday roast at Mr Young & Foodish's pop-up – both when Spalding was chef - I expect wit and bravery, and to be challenged.

The first out gay professional athlete, assuming that he comes out on his own and not by virtue of a scandal, will symbolize bravery, courage, diversity and overcoming challenge -- brand values that advertisers love.