Sentence examples similar to gained bravery from inspiring English sources
General Moghaddam was made commander of the Revolutionary Guards' missile program in 1983, and gained a reputation for bravery and tactical prowess during the Iran-Iraq war, according to Iran's Fars News site, which is associated with the Revolutionary Guards.
Sertorius returned to Spain in 80, and his bravery and eloquence gained him the allegiance of the Lusitanians as well as of many Roman refugees and deserters.
That power, just like the power I gained from the drug trial, gave me the bravery to fight like never before.
He gained a reputation for, in Hemingway's phrase for bravery, showing grace under fire.
One such attempt happened in March: An email, "which looked like a genuine Facebook notification," stole his password and gained temporary control of two of his other pages (Hope for Tamaulipas and Bravery for Huasteca).
Over the previous two years, the Tigers had gained as much notoriety for thievery and drunken, violent behavior in camp as they had for their bravery in battle.
This bravery alone was enough to gain them the nation's gratitude, but it was Smeaton's interviews with American news channels that raised him to the status of cult hero and Glasgow's new patron saint.
Each time to approach your edges, you gain confidence, courage and bravery to peer over and see the unseen, the exceptional things just waiting for you to reach into.
Their bravery is our gain.
