Sentence examples for courage death from inspiring English sources

The most popular writer of heroic plays was John Dryden, whose Conquest of Granada, in two parts (1670, 1671), had all the requisite elements of poetry, battle, courage, death, and murder.

Scandal is a mainstay of climbing lore, as fundamental as courage and death.

"Scandal is a mainstay of climbing lore, as fundamental as courage and death," Nick Paumgarten writes in "The Manic Mountain," which has plenty of all three elements.

That movie ends, after nearly three hours of conflict, peril, courage, violent death and decidedly mixed motives, with a single summarizing word, spoken twice: the word is "madness".

She had the courage to make death part of life".

He accepted his fate with Socratic courage, but his death itself was difficult.

At its heart, this is a book about death, courage and humility.

Just ask those who have summoned up the courage to risk death for a cause on the streets of Tripoli.

Only by feeding his appetite for worldly experience does Goldmund finally find the courage to face death.

He wanted to be cast away with the four last songs of Richard Strauss, he said, because they give you the courage to face death.

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