Sentence examples for courage with which from inspiring English sources

We will always remember the grace and courage with which you faced your illness and death.

Even the courage with which Brown went to his execution, on December 2nd, reinforced the code.

But social success didn't blunt his populist instincts or the "insane courage" with which he expressed them.

She was exemplary in the fortitude and courage with which she faced what came to be a mortal illness.

The naive courage with which Maria Theresa assumed her heritage (and made her husband co-regent) astounded Europe's chancelleries.

One of the greatest gifts my father gave me – unintentionally – was witnessing the courage with which he bore adversity.

The courage, however, with which he defended this last embattled position and came to terms with "the disappointments, reprimands in the press, the boos and hisses, the silencing even unto the grave" was almost unprecedented.

We must try to muster the courage and enthusiasm with which she faced her own challenges, and remember and honor Susan in that way.

Her generosity, insightful thinking, and incredible strength were an inspiration to many around the world, as was the enormous courage and dignity with which she fought cancer.

His diaries record with admiration the courage and stoicism with which non-religious friends such as Alan Bates, Ian Hamilton and Pinter face the prospect of death, but he is unable to emulate them.

SURPRISE The air of courage and resolve with which the Writers Guildd went on strike, and then the very rapid decision to start talking again after less than three weeks' "hardship".