Sentence examples for calls for courage from inspiring English sources
"Peacemaking calls for courage, much more so than warfare," Francis said at the time.
His calls for courage, his Fireside Chats, all were intensely important..
His calls for courage, his Fireside Chats, all were intensely important...
If that calls for courage, what about the structure of policing?
In front of a crowd of thousands of people in St Peter's Square, the Roman Catholic leader said it was not enough to simply encourage the refugees with calls for courage and patience.
Socrates had shown courage during a retreat, the military maneuver that most calls for courage.
It nurses grievances and indulges resentments; it doesn't call for courage; it finds that cowardice suffices.
Settling partnership issues may call for courage, either to cut the cord or to make that scary embrace.
Now it is his turn to play Ibis, to call for courage, to pass on knowledge, to be a leader of the species called Miami football player.
Before flying to Philadelphia to court younger voters, Mrs. Clinton held a news conference to call for "courage and vigilance" in the face of terrorism, and warned that Mr. Trump was unprepared to keep the country safe.
