Sentence examples for bravery points from inspiring English sources

Both characters start with a set amount of Bravery points, the number of Bravery points being equivalent to the amount of damage dealt by an HP attack.

A character's offensive (and, to a lesser extent, defensive) power is shown in numerical form called BRV or "Bravery Points".

Thus, the player must perform several Bravery attacks to steal Bravery points from the opponent so as to increase the power of their HP attack, as Bravery attacks do not cause any damage.

An EX Break is performed by stopping an opponent's EX Mode through the use of an Assist attack which forces the opponent out of EX Mode, additionally passing the stage's Bravery points to the player.

An Assist Break is performed by attacking the opponent's Assist character while the player is in EX Mode, causing him/her to be unable to call out the Assist character for a brief period; this also passes the stage's Bravery points to the character.

"Willie Reed stood up, and with incredible bravery pointed out the people who had taken and murdered Emmett Till," the filmmaker Stanley Nelson, who interviewed Mr. Louis for his 2003 PBS documentary, "The Murder of Emmett Till," said Wednesday.

Many of the stories (mine included) that noted Collins's bravery pointed to the negative things that former player Tim Hardaway had said in 2007 about the prospect of gay players in professional basketball.

His bravery at all points of his career was quite extraordinary.

Mr. Rosenwald wins points for bravery if not discretion in venturing his arch couplets alongside Dryden's lyrics.

Activists complain that Hollywood stars win Oscars, and score points for "bravery," in roles that could go to a disabled actor.

But while Dr. Khuzai found the visits useful, many Iraqis -- though they gave Mr. Bush and Mrs. Clinton points for bravery -- said their visits were irrelevant.