Sentence examples for fortitude that it from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons might be that all of these people, who live closely with football every day, understand the stakes of the game, and the physical ability and mental fortitude that it requires of its players.

Recently in a meeting I'll no doubt make much of next time I'm with my dad, I summoned up the considerable fortitude that it takes to shout a question into Studs' nearly used-up ears.

The same fortitude that made it possible for her to survive incarceration, death marches, and loss of her family during the war, also made certain that she would succeed at her chosen profession once peace came.

And the United Nations, displaying the fortitude that has made it such a universally admired organization, went into full kowtow.

The best innovation is when the footage turns from video to a series of still photographs, slowing everything down to a series of impressions which give it an intensity and visual fortitude that can't be found elsewhere.

It was a gentle resolve, the kind of fortitude that cannot be taught, only earned.

It was another inspiring chapter in the tale of fortitude that led Pena to become known as "the runner" during his long spell underground.

Instead, it was the game itself, an exhibition of will, emotion and fortitude, that gave the matchup meaning.

The ordeal requires the sort of fortitude that keeps one going.

By the end they were hanging on for a point but hang on they did, with this newly discovered fortitude that was too often beyond them last season.

O.K., they may not be sacred beings, but that figure shows a kind of seasonal fortitude that is, if not miraculous, at least extraordinary, as well as metaphorical.