Sentence examples for courageously confront from inspiring English sources
Greer Garson played the eponymous heroine, and Walter Pidgeon played her husband, a resolute middle-class English couple whose family and village courageously confront disruption, destruction, and death during the early stages of the war.
Thousands came here to tell their stories and courageously confront their tormentors.
Shame on all of America, if our leaders do not take the steps necessary to courageously confront and dismantle deeply misguided legacies associated with racism, legalized oppression and the falsehood of white supremacy.
In Mexico, President Felipe Calder?as courageously confronted criminal cartels that threaten citizens and public officials alike.
In fact, Kierkegaard suggests that by courageously confronting suffering, a person can find great joy in life.
The women of Bugaighis' hometown, Benghazi, courageously confronted the Gadhafi police state by taking to the streets and chanting "Rise up, Benghazi!" These remarkable women, she said, "were the mothers of martyrs," their sons having been executed by Gadhafi's government for criticizing his dictatorship.
He courageously confronted the Swedes about Abba.
Media attention has rightly focused on Jason Collins and Michael Sam who have courageously confronted a homophobic professional sports culture.
He courageously confronts and challenges his viewers, exploring the "impossible" to reveal what is possible.
Such a development is unlikely before we solve the larger and more intractable problem of how the citizenry of our country is to evolve into one capable of courageously confronting reality, supporting institutions under our constitutional system, rebuilding those institutions as necessary, and meeting the challenges of a rapidly changing world.
Whenever I make the sign of the cross, I am profoundly conscious of identifying with Jesus Christ and standing in the flow of Christians from different backgrounds and traditions who have tenaciously and courageously confronted the idolatry and the evil of their times under the shadow of the cross.
