"Of course there will be errors from time to time, but those are all overshadowed by the extraordinary demonstrations of courage, character and determination by the athletes.
He appeared later to backtrack on his earlier comments, saying of the security issues and the error over the North Korean team flag: "It is impossible for absolutely no mistakes to occur," "Of course there will be errors from time to time, but those are all overshadowed by the extraordinary demonstrations of courage, character and determination by the athletes".
Our "time of terror" alarms him, although its threat gives the theatre – which for him is "not only a demonstration of courage but an engineer of it" – an "extra social valence".
We believe that this demonstration of courage by our eighth grade, their families and the faculty went a long way in lifting the morale and spirits of our Israeli brothers and sisters at a crucial time.
What it does show, with little room for doubt, is that she left a comfortable exile to return to Pakistan one last time knowing that she was probably martyring herself — a demonstration of courage, mixed with single-mindedness, that people in the first world may find hard to comprehend.
It continues to call itself a university to this day, and that demonstration of courage kept many of us from giving up on ourselves when our significant others kicked us out for accruing a massive amount of debt to get business tips that we probably could have found for free on the Internet.
Onstage, Phil Schiller chalked up Apple's move to wireless and Lightning-port audio as a demonstration of "courage," and also as a move of prudence; the longer the jack stays in the phone, the harder it is to fit new features in.
The award recognizes demonstrations of intellectual courage to challenge the system from within.
Both young men may have been impetuous and otherwise flawed in some respects, but they showed that resistance to corrupted power requires not only prowess, means, and will, but an elusive, republican sensibility that's cultivated in civil society and confirmed in little daily interactions long before it emerges in demonstrations of civic courage that startle and move other citizens.
Although her actions are considered a pure demonstration of bravery and courage, 14-year old Carlotta Walls LaNier primarily wanted to get the best education possible when she decided to enter Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1957.
