"These grannies are great Americans who consistently express courage and patriotism.
Rodin's intent had been to show Balzac at the moment of conceiving a work – to express courage, labor, and struggle.
Tara, who was overcome with shyness while speaking during the Wicca meeting, easily expresses courage when touching Willow, and Willow realizes she has finally found someone who understands and shares what she is seeking.
The resulting dance show features real bodies in motion, expressing courage, grace and fire at once, turning the human body into a vehicle for change, a mode of resistance.
She has always, in her work and particularly in her female characters, expressed love, courage, determination and forgiveness.
Fabienne Jean Fabienne Jean, the dancer who lost a leg in the earthquake, smiled so radiantly and expressed such courage that everybody who met or read about her wanted to help.
Modern fathers can express their courage by going to baby showers and cooking for company.
The young, it seems, express tremendous courage because they don't know what cannot be done.
The way to face down hard times is "to express your courage by not letting down on your looks!
The children had no doubts about expressing their courage getting shots.
