Sentence examples for equal fortitude from inspiring English sources
Another important reference to the work can be found in the aforementioned letter by Jerome addressed to Heliodorus; Jerome noted that the Consolatio contained references to "men who showed equal fortitude in sorrow and war, and whose bereavements [Cicero] has set forth in his book".
Mr. Hurt, exuding equal measures of fortitude and sorrowful fatalism, has never been better.
At some point in the past few decades, popular perception began to equate liberalism with effete enablers while conservatism burst from the cultural periphery of the Goldwater era, powered by mainstream images of Ronald Reagan, John Wayne and all-American testosterone, equal parts responsibility, fortitude and discipline.
And the thing is, mainstream hip-hop still hasn't yet produced a man with the testicular fortitude equal to Banks' moxie.
But we might also suggest that she, like he, is suffering a debilitating illness, and that her neighbor may, with equal justice, admire her fortitude.
Of course it's possible our divided court will have an attack of fortitude and agree that equal rights are equal rights, not options for the states to consider and deny.
An absorbing film that's likely to promote equal parts amazement at human fortitude and awe at scientific enterprise.
Fortitude is a place that feels equal parts English, American and Scandinavian, a place where there has never been a crime, yet everyone is harbouring a dark, dangerous secret.
Fortitude, Fortitude, Fortitude.
