Bigger than most players in so many ways — in body, in ego, in the desire and courage to be the main man.
Last year we finished with a team that had spunk, desire and courage, and all we did to that group was add skill.
His desire and courage to change fields even when he had succeeded in one, combined with the tenacity to keep going in the face of failure in the new field, have got him off to a promising start.
(Male FGD participant) It's [circumcision] not right because its giving a person desire and courage to sleep around and cause more spread of HIV.
It's [circumcision] not right because its giving a person desire and courage to sleep around and cause more spread of HIV.
Scott began questioning his players' courage, desire and toughness.
That smile, and the blazing performance it distills, conveys so ferocious a mixture of desire, hurt, defiance, courage, neediness and reckless abandon that it makes everyone else seem cowardly.
A few months after James's books exploded across the best-seller list, Harlequin released some B.D.S.M. titles ("Bonds of Desire," "Bonds of Courage") on its digital imprint, Carina Press.
And it was the German writer Christoph Bertram, a longstanding friend of America in a country where every public figure takes extraordinary care to tread carefully in such matters, who wrote in Die Zeit that "it is rare to find scholars with the desire and the courage to break taboos".
Do we have the desire and the courage to preserve our civilization in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it?" In Paris, Berlin, and Brussels, Trump's challenge to Russia and defense of NATO will be welcomed, but his rhetoric on the dangers of immigration and big government will likely be seen as the latest example of the American President trying to sow populist division in Europe.
