Sentence examples for courage to gather from inspiring English sources

Antonio Reguero showed courage to gather a ball from the feet of Obedayi shortly afterwards, but then the action went straight back up the other end.

It took a lot of love a lot of courage to gather in the streets and call the worlds attention to the painful realities of our modern world.

Also courage, the ability to gather people of talent around him, a certain recklessness and ruthlessness in pursuit of his architectural ambitions, and the assumption that beautiful ends justify risky means, that extraordinary buildings are worth a few leaks, high heating bills and budget overruns.

"It's important to gather courage, fight laziness, and work".

As Mr. Hughes spoke, he seemed to gather courage, and he soon let on that he had chosen a candidate and that this person had a doctorate.

Broken is a deeply distressing story, the bones of which were told in an extended Newsnight film seven years ago which was so powerful and extraordinary - mainly because of Shy's courage to go undercover to gather incriminating evidence of her abusers - it went on to win its director a Bafta.

In more than gentle words, avoiding hurting the sensitivities of the numerous deniers who populate the Congress, Francisco urged the audience to gather courage to "redirect our steps" and avoid the catastrophic effects of climate change caused by human activity.

Each time they tried, and failed, to gather the courage to ask girls to dance.

I closed my eyes for a moment — a reflex that sometimes happens when I need to gather my courage.

Victims are typically traumatized by an attack and may take days or even months to gather the courage to speak out.

When Isaac asked me what I planned to study, I had to gather my courage before I could reply.