Sentence examples for combined courage from inspiring English sources
Few New York dealers of the day consistently rivalled the combined courage and clarity of Cologne's tastemakers.
There was luck, there was debatable refereeing, but most of all there was the combined courage of Tottenham players not to surrender to the pressure and expectations stacked against them.
He is too smart not to know that that even in France it was not mass demonstrations, but the combined courage of Churchill, Roosevelt, and a small army of Free French totally at odds with "the street" who managed to do away with collaborationist Pétainism.
And you are combining courage with rigor: Peter Maass's article on oil comes to mind, and Jeffrey Rosen's about the next set of questions the Supreme Court will face.
Speaking after presenting Kavenna with the £10,000 prize last night, the chair of the judges Shami Chakrabarti described Inglorious as "Dostoevsky meets Bridget Jones", adding that "Joanna Kavenna combines courage and elegance in creating an anti-heroine for the 21st century".
In command of a multinational band, mainly Germans of the King's German Legion (it is salutary to be reminded of a time when we fought alongside Germans, and not against them), he managed to combine courage and resourcefulness with shrewd strategic sense to the point where he and his men, despite taking staggering losses, were able to fight to the last bullet.
Combining courage and values can pack a powerful punch.
By combining Courage's strength in the South of England, and John Smith's in the North, a national brewing company was created.
By combining courage to lead with the humility needed to face his speech problem, he became a "wounded healer" who helped his country -- the right king for his people at their most trying time.
Sec. of Defense McNamara & his men soon knew more about the business of defense than the military itself, and combined the courage to make decisions with the skill to justify them.
"Combined with courage, it turns out to be heroism.
