(More courage, one assumes).
Some of them involve Thomas, and one of them, the most audacious, involves a table-tennis paddle — a single forehand swipe of which, we suddenly realize, can swat or flatten any human who has summoned the courage to assume an insect form.
Have courage artists, assume the world is waiting for you!
It requires courage to assume control, to say, "I'm going to be responsible for my biological self-care".
The naive courage with which Maria Theresa assumed her heritage (and made her husband co-regent) astounded Europe's chancelleries.
Too many Dems seemed indecisive and apologetic, agreeable ciphers rather than courageous leaders, even as their opponents assumed empty postures of courage or decisiveness.
This is tremendously powerful and moving, since it is set within a context of extreme social stratification, one where entitlement to the skills and courage of the warrior are assumed to be hereditary.
So, I assumed the name 'Oz', because this courage and strength are what I needed most".
Leaving the Karpenko family, I was thinking about hardships these children had gone through, and about courage and mercy of Nadiya and Viktor who assumed responsibility and adopted eight children.
"By this act of courage and bravery, by announcing her choice by assuming, she helps to demystify and popularise a subject that was taboo in France.
