Sentence examples for courage to engage from inspiring English sources

The lack of spatial proximity gives more students the "courage" to engage me directly.

"If Rush engages on an issue, it gives others courage to engage".

To apply Torah to the world, Jews must understand the world and have the courage to engage with it.

If we cannot muster the courage to engage in open discussion of mental health as part of our broader health, then vulnerable aging populations will continue to suffer.

Seeing Dah Teatar bring their antiwar performances into the streets with impunity gave other residents of Belgrade the courage to engage in a series of theatrical street actions.

"To reform healthcare in America, we need a president who has the leadership skills, will and courage to engage the American people and convince Congress to do what is best for the country," Trump concludes.

This is the future we believed in, which saw us all sweat blood at times, having to endure discomfort and muster the courage to robustly engage our colleagues to stick up for Indigenous children on the precipice of being kicked out of high school.

You're going to have to get the courage to go engage in an actual conversation with them.

Just as jurists have challenged the primacy of slippery slope rhetoric, the general public must also have the courage and willingness to engage with argument complexity if progress is to be made and sustained.

And while all the parties claim to be committed to tackling relative poverty, none of them has yet shown the necessary courage and public leadership to engage voters with a vision of Britain no longer held back by the costs and failures of social and economic inequality.

Now is the time not to shrink in horror and fear but to engage with courage and hope.