Sentence examples for courage to conduct from inspiring English sources
Takes a lot of courage to conduct oneself with such composure at a time like this.
Intimate knowledge of the pain of war must also be coupled by the courage to conduct a process that will not always be accepted by everyone, or more accurately, will engender formidable controversy.
But once, on Aug. 29, 1978, he pinned a plastic envelope to his shirt, slipped a name tag inside and summoned up the courage to conduct his own private poll at four Midtown subway stations.
At his first rally of the campaign season, on Thursday, the prime minister said that only he had "the courage to conduct surgical strikes on land, in air, as well as in space".
The sad reality is that, to date, very few performers have actually mustered the courage to conduct themselves properly and act as shining examples for our youth.
They will be encouraged by the courage required to conduct an unprecedented account of what happens when a sport completely loses its way.
The question is whether MPs have the courage and honesty to conduct this collective inquiry and to confront its inevitable conclusion: that there is no magical Brexit tree to be shaken, that the 2016 referendum was a colossal exercise in political mis-selling, and that there is no form of departure that also delivers the best features of EU membership.
We don't seem to have the courage to take decisions fast enough.
Defaming historians and others who think and write critically about Britain's role in the first world war by accusing them of seeking to "denigrate virtues such as patriotism, honour, and courage" is no way to conduct the debate Gove says he wants to encourage.
The courage of his ministry was shown by his braving a hostile mob in Trafalgar Square, London, to conduct a prayer meeting aimed at ending the war.
