But over it all is the deep courage of these men and a charity between them, between the toughest and the weakest, that at times reaches dimensions of, well, sainthood.
As mercilessly mocked by Bruce Nussbaum, "Davos Man" is ultimately a supine creature who endlessly, comfortably debates the "what" of business, trade, commerce, enterprise — but rarely has the deeper courage to question the deeper "why," the purpose, the point.
As Ana Maria Cabanellas, president of the International Publishers Association, puts it: "We award this prize in respect for her deep courage as a publisher and as a salute to the passion, integrity and the steadfastness that she so marvellously demonstrates". · It's time for the bloody Brits to invade America.
That bizarre testicular activism, like the name Pussy Riot, can sound comic, so Burning Doors provides the vital context of the deep courage and belief in freedom of artists who humble those in other countries whose biggest fear is a bad review.
My trans siblings who have chosen to serve their country with deep courage deserve better than to be disrespected publicly by their employer's highest ranking leader.
However, it takes true, deep courage to deny the violent impulse so as to reason compassionately in a way that nurtures life.
Listening to the inner alarm takes deep courage, especially when we are in love with a dream and when that dream involves other people or a living creature.
By reaching across the Line of Control to grant Most Favoured Nation status to India, the present government has shown not only deep courage, but diplomatic wisdom as well.
It's only been in these last eight years or so that I've torn off the blinders and widened my spirit into seeing and feeling life with deep courage -- and an unstoppable willingness to own life's brutal gifts, dancing joys and "let's do this with our shoes off" wonder.
Howard was known for his deep generosity, courage, humor, and intellect.
