Sentence examples for courage to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

He said politicians needed the courage to acknowledge that, as Europe turned gray, public spending had to be reined in.

At least a few conservatives have had the courage to acknowledge that lowering the tax cost of spending may be a culprit.

Reparations for slavery will become a nonissue only when we have the courage to acknowledge that it is worthy of a real public debate and decision.

"Democracies have to have the courage to acknowledge when we don't live up to the ideals that we stand for," he said.

It identifies South Korea as the country "that shares the closest relationship with Japan historically and in areas such as economy and culture".Yet few senior South Koreans have the courage to acknowledge this in public.

"We're thankful to the court to have the courage to acknowledge the truth and overturn the conviction, and grateful for the support we have received from all over the world".

Looking at the link between regret and empathy, as Brené points out, empathy can open the door to vulnerability and allow us to find the courage to fully acknowledge our mistakes as mistakes, as things we now know we would change.

Albeit he was looking down the barrel of the gun in terms of a court process which he had a strong chance of losing, it takes courage to publicly acknowledge for the first time the terrible nature of Britain's past in Kenya".

"The SFA is complicit in all of this because they have not, at least up until now, had the courage to publicly acknowledge that they either ignored or did not really understand the well-publicised structure surrounding the relationship that Rangers FC had with certain of its players".

That requires a leader who has the courage and character to acknowledge the fundamental flaws in New Labour thinking.

It seemed like it took a real act of courage for them to acknowledge they came from affluence. .