"courageous life" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone who lives in a brave, daring, and courageous manner. For example, you could say "At the age of ninety, Walter still leads a courageous life by skiing down dangerous mountains."
A more courageous life has not been lived.
Nothing seemed as scary as waking up at 40 and realizing that I had not lived a very courageous life".
Pammie led a courageous life choosing to turn the adversities of Cystic Fibrosis into the gift of appreciating every moment of every day.
We, his colleagues, though saddened by his loss, are emboldened by his courageous life and will strive to continue creating patterns that make sense of the chaos.
She lived a courageous life, as a mater familias, a business woman, early feminist, opera fan and inspiration to her family, friends and admirers.
Twenty-one years ago, Evelyn was stricken with multiple sclerosis but lived a courageous life both as wife and mother, actively participating in her sons' moral formation and education that extended to bachelor degrees for each and a J.D. from Fordham Law School as well for Marc.
Loyal friend, keen wit, fine artist, courageous spirit, life partner of Edward Albee for 35 years, died on Monday May 2nd.
It's brave, courageous, life-transforming and deeply satisfying.
Jean will be forever cherished and remembered for a courageous full life lived extraordinarily well.
The Rev. R. Scott Colglazier, a Riverside minister, praised Dr. Coffin for "his eloquence of word, his insight of mind, his joyfulness of spirit and his courageous embrace of life".
Her courageous belief in life allowed her to nurture others even after the devastating loss of her son, Noah.
