Sentence examples for considered brave from inspiring English sources

"Taking on the teacher is considered brave for boys," he said.

Even today in the United States, a woman is considered "brave" to publicly discuss her own rape.

"I truly believe in equality and Keegan's story will only be really powerful when it is no longer considered brave or admirable, just truthful.

It was not so long ago that the mere act of boarding a jet was considered brave, or at least exotic.

"People are considered brave in Iran because whatever they do -- from riding a motorcycle in the chaotic traffic of Tehran to staging protests against the government -- is risky," he said.

Cheryl Strayed, in her memoir, Wild, discusses the way in which women are still considered brave (or foolish) for travelling a significant distance alone, unlike their male counterparts, and the dread that this bias can generate.

And yet this is the same guy who the media considered "fearless," and "brave".

She hadn't considered herself "brave enough" to really do it, though she now thought "brave" was a weird word to use.

Personally, he said he considered Mr. Arafat brave, if misguided.

American cartoonist Chris Ware is considered a brave, modern artist.

It turns out that what was recently considered a brave new age of information was actually the first spasm in a long process of cultural realignment.