Sentence examples for courage to pick from inspiring English sources

Eventually, she gathered the courage to pick up a hand mirror.

"I was appalled that not one of them had the courage to pick up the phone and talk to me about this in advance," he said.

She walked him to the door and sat down for a long while before she gathered the courage to pick up the phone.

The journalists believe Lucas – who we can consider pretty much f*cked by this point – but do they have the courage to pick his story back up after his imprisonment and revisit Zoe Barnes' death?

"I wish the Democratic Party had the courage" to pick a woman, said Kimberly Myers, a retired transit worker in Pittsburgh who supported Mrs. Clinton in Pennsylvania's primary and said she now planned to vote for Mr. McCain.

Adrianna Mateo, 18, who went to several gatherings at the Y while she was a student at Townsend Harris High School in Queens, also credits the program with giving her the courage to pick up a pen.

"The vast majority of frontline journalists who have the real courage needed not to pick up a gun are imperilled by this indulgent and dangerous dilettantism," he said.

You're right, owning or running a company or a team is inspiring to a younger generation and if our daughters have the courage and grit to pick up that baton, don't belittle their efforts by saying it's pretty good, for a girl.

I also felt I'd achieved some recognition, particularly because this isn't a conventional Chinese art house picture, so I have a lot of respect for the Berlinale organizers for their eye and for their courage to have picked a film like this".

Now that the nightmare is over, it is time for the government to show some courage and for reform to pick up speed.

I happen to know firsthand that while they stumbled more than a few times on the many pathways of uncertainty we traveled as a family they always found the courage, wisdom and strength to pick themselves up and continue their journey up the mountain with four wild children in tow.