Sentence examples for collective courage from inspiring English sources

"We're finding collective courage".

In Albert Shanker Hall, named for a firebrand teacher organizer, Mr. Duncan commended the union's "collective courage".

In stark terms, the Football Association must summon the collective courage to dismiss England manager Hope Powell as a matter of urgency.

Zimbabwe's protest movement is gaining momentum as social media provides citizens with the collective courage to speak out against president Robert Mugabe's government.

During the spring demonstrations, reporters for the People's Daily had held up a famous banner on the street: "We don't want to lie anymore!" It was a rare moment of collective courage.

As the people who are defying the governments of north Africa demonstrate, there are circumstances in which collective courage and enthusiasm can be more than a match for coercive state power.

If we want an educated American citizenry, we need to summon our collective moral courage, if not outrage, in the face of the dubious value of standardized testing.

It is that we often cannot summon the collective will, courage, and faith to believe we can achieve what is perceived as an impossibly difficult task.

Aptly described by the editor, Ru Callender, as "smoked glass, through which together we might glimpse death's outline," these essays demonstrate a collective wisdom, courage and clarity in the face of our endings.

As a society we need to show some collective conscience and courage here otherwise we risk becoming a completely deranged society.

To remove the cancer of a corrupted, bloated organisation like Fifa, and cut through the institutionalised mendacity of a secretive, self-protective elite, requires individual courage and collective resolve.