Sentence examples for fortitude at from inspiring English sources

All seek solace and fortitude at mazars.

Giant dams, moreover, can be inspiring, iconic projects — the Hoover Dam was a statement of American fortitude at the height of the Depression.

In The Homesman, based on Glendon Swarthout's novel, he has put female suffering and fortitude at the heart of a quintessentially masculine genre.

Attendees in feathered and furred couture passed between the library's marble lions, Patience and Fortitude, at 7 p.m., satin trains fluttering up the stairs along a path lined with tall white Santeria-like candles.

We are about to enjoy a display of skill and fortitude at the Paralympic Games which comes specially close to the Olympic ideal and is largely free from the less appealing sides of competitive sport.

After China Central Television narrated — deadpan — the images of "the Queen" parachuting from a helicopter, there was a wave of admiring comments about her fortitude at the age of eighty-six.

Finding the narrow fairways off the tee requires fortitude, especially at No. 4, a dogleg left with a landing area that slopes to the right.

Still, surely Evans would have admired his son's fortitude, and at Evans's funeral 13 years later, it was Sheldon who delivered the eulogy.

It is a contest that was designed to reward supreme stamina and fortitude, but at the same time nobody wants to see just a handful, or less, slogging home in super slow-mo, the rest pulled up dog-tired.

I was impressed by his judicial fortitude, but at that time we all thought that the right to strike was sacred; that crossing a picket line was an act of gross disloyalty to colleagues.

They have the legal and financial fortitude to at least see this thing all the way through.