Sentence examples for far more courageous from inspiring English sources

"He is far more courageous and determined than most of his Shadow Cabinet colleagues.

He was my first hero, overcoming impossible odds and being far more courageous than all the big bullies around him.

Measures far more courageous than Brown's timid suggestion of "reductions" are required, measures such as the elimination of nuclear weapons of which Obama spoke.

But neither the judge, Robert Simpson, nor the State Supreme Court took the far more courageous step of tossing out the entire voter ID law for violating the rights of Pennsylvania citizens.

His refusal to protect the mystique and prestige of his own creativity is in fact far more courageous than his refusal, famously, to protect his own privacy, or that of the people among whom he lived.

The businesspeople and politicians gathering on their Swiss Alp next week should certainly spend more time worrying about the citizens of Galax; but they also need to be far more courageous about defending a process that can do so much good even if its impact can sometimes appear so cruel.

In light of the extraordinary competition in golf today, the Woods Slam of the four major PGA tournaments is a far more difficult and courageous feat than anything that Jones was ever faced with.

Far more experimental and courageous than they are usually given credit for, the band ended their second album with this 15-minute journey into the depths of a hellish subconscious – both a warped tribute to their home state and a sustained assault on the senses that suggested that there was something rotten and wicked lurking within Slipknot's creative spirit.

To any unbiased observer, British football has never known a more courageous, far-sighted reformer; he was advocating all-seater stadia and three points for a win long before they came to pass, and had long demanded sweeping changes to the outdated Football Association, for which he waited in vain.

Until recently, Louis was not the kind of hero Hollywood wanted, though he was every bit as courageous and arguably far more important than Ali, or any other black athlete of any era.

But in the same statement he went on to say that "This incident, like several that have preceded it, demonstrates that an alert and courageous citizenry are far more resilient than an isolated extremist".