Sentence examples for courage to embark from inspiring English sources

Few executive teams seem to have either the appetite or the courage to embark on such a radical re-think.

Even when on September 1st, 1939, after the Soviet-German pact had been signed, shots resounded in the Free City of Danzig, the Western powers mustered up only enough courage to embark on the so-called phoney war.

Arguments that implicitly validate the idea that nature is to be valued only as a means to an end (for example, as a "resource") do not touch the deep love and care we need to access, if we are to have the courage to embark on fundamental systemic change.

The act of breaking free from British rule to embark on the American experiment required extraordinary courage.

One of the oldest MOM support bodies, Courage, was founded back in 1988 by Jeremy Marks, who was himself about to embark on an MOM at the time.

So it makes sense to embark on a philosophical search for the nature of Truth, Justice, Piety, Courage, and so on.

Time to embark on the cure.

We need to embark on massive training".

Gazzaley continues to embark periodically on "wanderings".

Some passengers refused flatly to embark.

If we have been trained not to trust, if we were hurt in our formative trust building years, if it takes courage from within our very bone marrow to see that this moment is safe and stable that is a noble and worthy battle within ourselves to embark upon.