Sentence examples for certain amount of courage from inspiring English sources

But she is not, and that takes a certain amount of courage.

By definition, that means thinking outside the box and having a certain amount of courage and confidence in oneself.

The county have treated him sensibly, with sensitivity and a certain amount of courage on their part, not rushing him.

"It takes a certain amount of courage to tackle very hard problems in science, I now realise.

"He also has a certain amount of courage to put out books that pay little attention to the commercial instinct".

He admits that a willingness to try his service requires a certain amount of courage on the part of bosses.

However, Nixon's seeking of a rational China policy is a feat that required little political intelligence but a certain amount of courage--particularly from a man once so closely connected with the old policy.

Skydiving involves jumping out of a moving plane at over 14,000 ft and there's no-one who can say that doesn't require a certain amount of bravery and courage.

"The fact is that running a democracy takes a certain amount of civic courage," he said.

He added that it took "a certain amount of political courage" to close the shelter.

Participating in democracy "takes a certain amount of civic courage".