Sentence examples for courageous words from inspiring English sources

The president should be encouraged to follow up his realistic and courageous words by confronting terrorism wherever it rears its ugly head.

His description of the Commons debate on lowering the age of consent for gay sex lauds the "civilised and courageous" words of Labour's Chris Smith in the face of bigoted opposition.

Quotes the courageous words of dissident Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov: "The Soviet leaders must have calculated that the damage to their foreign relationships would be temporarary but gain in power terms would be permanent.

And by heeding his courageous words Venezuelans will not only liberate him, they will set themselves free.

Millions of fans whom DiCaprio will never meet cheered his courageous words.

A fine career is coming to an end -- perhaps, after his courageous words this week at Lord's, sooner than it ought.

FU*K may be a cutting edge, courageous word to put into the mouth of a two-year-old on television but it's rarely as glamorous or humorous in real life, especially for the child, who wades into raw adult crudity.

As Professor Wayne put it, "the choice was unexpected and courageous" -- words not usually associated with Mr. Gore.

And there is no question that dieting is an occupational necessity for the girls paid to make the refined but punishingly slim clothes that Raf Simons showed in his much-lauded Jil Sander show on Tuesday (brave and courageous were words that were used a lot) look chic and also humanly feasible to wear.

In other words, courageous people may defeat themselves, out of an excess of courage — a truth that tragedians have been telling us for a long time but which Morris's doubling as Dido and the Sorceress made more patent, indeed, pushed in our faces.

As I write this, I recall the first time I read the word "fear" associated with writing, and the word "courageous" associated with a writer.