Sentence examples for courageous determination from inspiring English sources
Life on the frontier, he wrote, was what developed "the courageous determination to break new paths" and "indifference to the dogma that because an institution or a condition exists, it must remain".
Infidelity, a love child (or two), dalliances with prostitutes, lewd online behavior; we've watched so many spouses bounce back from hell that maybe we're beginning to believe that there's no trauma so great that it can't be quickly metabolized into a courageous determination to sally forth against the storm.
The new book (which comes garlanded with praise from just about every A-list author in America) turns out to be a remarkable collection, not least because of its courageous determination to push forward in the direction hinted at by that last story.
Like the contrapposto, dignified stance of a giant bronze depiction of President Lincoln gazing out on the country he helped change, Du Bois was a leader of the black freedom movement by example, and helped solidify civil liberties through his own courageous determination, strength and conviction.
She said: "The revelations of the abuse and mistreatment of vulnerable women have come about because of women's courageous decision to speak publicly and the Observer's determination to pursue this issue".
It's a courageous decision".
(A80) Self-awareness, more courageous, more determined.
He was a courageous man who showed determination and passion for life.
He was an extraordinary, self-made man with a brilliant, intuitive mind-whose courageous, pioneering spirit and determination propelled him to create a legacy of innovative, successful business ventures and generous philanthropy.
With their drive and determination, these courageous young girls have proven that by striving to get an education, they themselves have the power to truly change the world.
"Becoming a world-known artist has required determination and courageous work in a world that was not that respectful and permissive at the time".
