Sentence examples for courageous writing from inspiring English sources

The late Lisa Lynch, diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008 at the age of 28, was fantastically courageous, writing a blog about her illness that roared with vitality, wit and optimism.

From what I can see with unusual clarity (for me), there is remarkable congruity of my current spiritual map with the content of your courageous writing and brave publishing.

I thought it was courageous to write about these things, and I thought it was equally courageous for my friends and me to use our names and phone numbers, and to allow our exploits and sexploits to be recounted in print for the consumption of our parents and aunts and nephews.

Lasantha Wickramatunga, an extraordinarily courageous journalist, wrote his own obituary.

"It was very risky and quite courageous to write a book about winning when I was still to win my first title.

"Courageous" was written by Mark Hall and Matthew West and produced by Mark A. Miller.

How could it be considered "courageous" to write, I thought.

The author's courageous work of writing the book concentrates and concretizes the realities of his father's suicide and its effects on his psyche, and the stark and lyrical writing is very fine.

There have been so many poignant bodies of work that have come out of 9/11 and post-9/11 coverage — from the courageous and heartfelt writing in the New York Times and The New Yorker, among others, to the fearless photographers who have dedicated their lives and sacrificed their personal lives these past ten years to document the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

He has recently reinvented himself more as an economist, writing The Courageous State, a polemical book about the role of governments and markets, which even included, as he modestly points out himself, a draft budget speech for a future chancellor.

Scholarly, enthusiastic, melancholic, courageous, insightful, beautifully written.