Sentence examples for exercise brave from inspiring English sources

Highsmith's protagonists are never heroic: heroes have free will and exercise brave choices; Highsmith's characters act on impulse and cannot control what they do.

A Tae Kwon Do instructor visits our living room so our children and their friends get some exercise without braving the outdoors.

This is a brave exercise.

He offers a set of simple instructions to other sufferers (listen to people who love you, seek out memories, block out terrible thoughts as they approach, be brave, exercise, eat).

That's the position continually put forth by outlets like the Australian, which recycle these tired arguments every couple of months, pretending that each new piece is "shocking" and a brave exercise in speaking out.

The fact that Worpole and thousands of other local residents cannot exercise at this brave new, airport terminal-style swimming and sports centre will surely be a matter of indifference to those living beyond the borders of the London Borough of Hackney.

Researchers have tried everything from making brave volunteers use exercise bikes while wearing scarves filled with ice to cycling in cold water with only their heads above the surface.

I am quite brave in exercise yards of maximum-security prisons and city ghetto bars, but a lightweight when faced with poisonous animals or physical feats that require deftness or agility.

It proved to be a brave but brutal exercise.

Heller suggests that many local authorities are too big to permit the relationships and monitoring on which Ark insists, and may lack high enough expectations, although listening to her describe the Ark model I found myself wondering whether many councils would be brave enough to exercise such extensive influence at a time when they are being publicly demonised for bureaucratic control.

When it comes to influencing attitudes about mental illness, celebrities really do wield outsized power ― and these brave men are exercising theirs admirably.