Sentence examples for daring and courageous from inspiring English sources

In battle against the Arabs (and, before that, the British), Rabin proved himself to be a daring and courageous fighter.

They can see a Cromwell, the type of daring and courageous usurpation, succeeded by a Charles, the concentration of selfish profanity and disgusting profligacy, and yet not lose their faith in the conviction that the world moves.

"He must be more daring and courageous in his reforms," Ahmed al-Safi, a representative of the reclusive Sistani, said in a sermon delivered in the shrine city of Karbala.

Predictably enough, the press material that arrived with my galley heralded this volume as a daring and courageous inquiry into "what many consider to be the last remaining taboo".

Both Mr. Halberstam and Horst (this is how he was known; Mr. Faas just does not sound right) won Pulitzer Prizes in Vietnam, Mr. Halberstam in 1964 for written dispatches, Horst in 1965 for what the citation called "daring and courageous combat photography".

Usually, the business is more proactive, daring and courageous than older competitors, in the attempt to conceive new products and practices (Miller and Friesen 1984).

Those moments stand out because they combine vision and high-pressure analysis with bleeding passion and courageous, daring spirit.

The royal air force, including planes from the metropolitan force in England, met and asserted at least temporary air superiority over the tremendous German air forces, and the royal navy, with daring and precision, assisted by courageous French naval craft, stood close in shore and not only covered the evacuation, but took off thousands of men in overloaded destroyers and other small craft.

On the contrary, a low score characterizes a rather relaxing, courageous daring and optimistic person, confident in most societal conditions.

For the "save the world" filmmakers, who offer what they believe is life-changing movies, you will find specific hype headlines like "Uncompromising", "Brave", "Courageous", "Fearless", "Daring", and that all-purpose word of the righteous activist, "expose".

Meltzer is not content with merely polishing up the old myths and legends of the Beat Generation, which Ferlinghetti characterizes as "a fairy tale". Rather, he wants us to understand that the Beats were courageous and daring, and they deliberately put themselves on the cutting edge of art and letters.