Sentence examples for courageous institutions from inspiring English sources

"Thank God for courageous institutions like this one," he said, "which are willing to stand up to the tide of popular convention".

Is Taylor right that British Jews are so enamored of vacuous titles - polls show that a majority of Britains would like to see the stodgy and ossified House of Lords abolished - and empty pomp and circumstance that they would applaud a once-courageous Rabbinic institution falling silent even as the Jewish state has become more reviled in the UK than North Korea?

By putting up a courageous front, fashionable businesses and institutions -- even a single style arbiter -- can provide a service during tough times.

Americans have rarely explicitly voted for equality; history, through institutions and a few courageous leaders, has enacted it.

You are doing an outstanding job as president of this fine institution, and your continued and courageous commitment to honest, thoughtful dialogue is an inspiration to us all.

This story is for the courageous women who have been betrayed by the institutions they loved and served.

She vows to pack away cans of tuna, concludes sanguinely that America is a "land of individuals, not institutions," and directs her reporting to profiles of courageous individuals.

Finally, the courageous deed of slaying man-eating monsters symbolizes Maui dismantling monstrous institutions of domination that were devouring humanity.

They take him to task for being a reformer of institutions, not of individuals, even as they present the struggles of many courageous individuals inside and outside the government who pushed to change the institutions.

Melinda Gates is an utterly courageous person, but she is also a shy one who tends to work through institutions rather than against them and to avoid unnecessary controversy.

It's a great institution, the Defense Department, with a proud heritage, with enormously talented and courageous people.