Sentence examples for denoted courage from inspiring English sources

Heard in that light, the work's agonized gestures, halting pace and tense silences denoted courage and ineffable dignity.

"Baking cookies" denoted frivolousness.

This denoted passion.

This denoted severe emotional distress.

Occasionally 'good Germans' intervene to aid escape or take a stand against the mob but such counterpoint is moving as much for the wider hopelessness it denotes as for the enduring courage of individuals.

Such courage is measurable; varying degrees of medals are awarded, sometimes posthumously, to denote its extent beyond the call of duty.

This text, and others like it (cf. also Herodotus 7.153), indicate a semantic extension whereby 'soul' comes to denote a person's moral character, often, but not always, with special regard to qualities such as endurance and courage.

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* denotes a highly recommended concert.

X denotes those not voting.

They denote spaces beyond tragedy.