Sentence examples for elicited courage from inspiring English sources
It was a truly extraordinary situation that elicited courage in a way almost unthinkable in the face of certain, catastrophic disaster and miraculously did manage to have some survivors".
On the Muslim side, al-Tabari reports that the news of the deaths of Umar and Ali—"strong defenders of Islam, men of great courage who elicited enormous praise among the frontier districts where they served"—provoked great outpouring of grief in Baghdad and other cities, culminating in riots and looting.
The NBA fraternity is a very small brotherhood, and when Jason Collins had the remarkable courage to come out as a gay man Monday, he elicited widespread support.
"Artificial Life 2007," a two-page guide meant to facilitate communal activity among improvisers, elicited fitful, fascinating volleys of activity and color and proved that open ears, sharp reflexes and courage are among the ensemble's chief assets.
Haircuts that elicited applause.
That elicited a response.
My confessions elicited responses.
"These places elicited wows".
Requests for comment elicited none.
Marco Rubio: ↓ Attempting a Profiles in Courage moment, the Florida senator made a bold decision to lead the charge to reform the nation's immigration laws which garnered praise from myself and others, but elicited hackles from the conservative grassroots.
