Sentence examples for courage both from inspiring English sources

"We couldn't be prouder of your courage both on and off the field," she said.

It will require extraordinary political courage – both to cut the deal and to communicate its necessity to the public.

One wonders if we live less fully by marginalizing physical courage, both in our own lives and in the sports we follow.

Romney picked "resolute" and Santorum picked "courage," both of which might better be described as "word my handlers told me to try to get across whenever possible".

Pope Pius showed his courage, both moral and physical, the author points out, on several occasions in his ca reer and his religious fervor was beyond question.

(France is not in the Commonwealth, you see).There is no denying that Mr Blair has shown political courage, both during the Kosovo war and, back home, in teaching the Labour Party to live with market economics.

"It took a lot of courage from both of them".

It takes humility and courage on both sides.

These journeys are not easy, and they take courage on both sides.

But making this important program succeed will take confidence and courage on both sides.

But loyalty and courage aside, both characters are most memorable for their hair.