Sentence examples for courage under pressure from inspiring English sources

Jonathan receives compliments for his courage under pressure.

He coped calmly with a shattering defeat in his first test in charge and then, at a moment of supreme challenge in the second, produced an innings that everyone in that packed Lord's crowd will remember not only for the beauty of its strokeplay, but its grace and courage under pressure.

The issue, I suspect, is one not of Herzog selling out but of Hollywood wanting to buy in, and Bale duly serves up a chipper portrait of courage under pressure, remaining fresh-faced even as his cheeks wither to a monkish gauntness.

"President Obama has embodied the definition of courage that my grandfather cites in the opening lines of 'Profiles in Courage': grace under pressure," Jack Schlossberg, the slain U.S. president's grandson, said in a statement.

I thought of Hemingway's definition of courage: grace under pressure.

There, I was able to embody all my hoped-for attributes: strength, athleticism, courage, grace under pressure, looking good in shorts.

Mr. DeVito was glad to be alive, glad he had decided to help others to safety, thrilled to have watched other ordinary people performing simple acts of courage under tremendous pressure.

The first words in John F. Kennedy's book Profiles in Courage quoted Ernest Hemingway about courage being grace under pressure.

Hemingway defined courage as "grace under pressure".

Jim inspired all of his friends with his courage his grace under pressure during his illness.

He embodied his friend Hemingway's stoic idea of courage being "grace under pressure".