Sentence examples similar to clear bravery from inspiring English sources

But here's the trick: after the fact, it becomes clear that bravery and cunning had nothing to do with it, because the Foundation was fated to win thanks to the laws of psychohistory.

Then we realize that expressing anger gives us a sense of relief, a feeling of clear thinking, and bravery that would not be possible without anger.

As their gallows humour and self-effacing attempts to downplay their fear and bravery make clear, they were men struggling to adjust to awful circumstances.

But for ironworkers at ground zero, bravery meant clearing away stairwells of debris so firefighters could get in to search for victims.

That is a clear and powerful manifestation of bravery.

Before the end of October 1861, Stone's official report about Ball's Bluff had been leaked to the New York Tribune newspaper, and in it Stone praised Baker's bravery but made clear his shortcomings as a field commander.

But I also noticed a very clear silver thread of decency and bravery stretching through the mire people aren't having it.

But everyone in the government and everyone in the agencies accept this bravery has to be combined with clear rules of proportionality, accountability, to ensure we uphold the values we are working hard to defend.

At bottom, "1971" makes sharply clear the extent to which history's acts of bravery can be uncertain propositions while they happen.

Cameron praised the bravery of the police but said: "What became increasingly clear earlier this week was that there were simply far too few police deployed on to the streets.

If the work was clearer I owe it to three scientists and to the bravery of the ensemble cast for taking the risk of acting differently.