Sentence examples for form of courage from inspiring English sources

"It takes a form of courage and a strong mentality from Jérémy to take it.

"Distant Mandate" is partly about the dangers lurking in language itself, which poets, as their signal form of courage, approach on bared foot.

And partly – most thought-provokingly – it has to do with an intuition, only half-jokingly suggested, that a certain kind of cowardice may in fact be the most heroic form of courage.

He spoke briefly about his friendship with Piccolo and then said: "He has the heart of a giant, and that rare form of courage that allows him to kid himself and his opponent, cancer.

Patience to me equates to compassion, and endurance is a form of courage – it reminded me that these basic, human and fundamental situations get seized on by great storytellers and there are obvious resonances between all these stories".

At such times, his reticence can seem chilly, though he is kind about Anne at other moments and earlier makes the quiet point about her that "the highest form of courage there is, it seems to me, to take away the burden of concern from friends and family… so that they can go away feeling better about you".

Some forms of courage are physical.

Thomas Aquinas recognized two forms of courage: active attack – the strength we draw on in facing problems we can solve; and passive endurance – a wonderful resilience in facing adversities that do not go away.

In conversations with leaders over the past ten years, I've identified six forms of courage that repeatedly come up, whether as positive feedback or in reference to a type of courage that's missing.

Mencius suggests that the last kind of courage is the highest form.

Something like 'Optimism is the highest form of moral courage.' " In some circles Mr. Sanko, who wrote the music for "69°S.," is better known as the bass guitarist for the Lounge Lizards and the founder of Skeleton Key, which will appear live during the Brooklyn engagement.