Sentence examples for giving courage from inspiring English sources

Imagine that skull with its fierce angles and sniper's eyes rising from the mists of the great Northwest and returning to us, again giving courage to those who have lost heart, again chilling the souls of those who would dare challenge the Blue.

Mind you, religious beliefs were once "useful" -- giving courage and comfort and the source of the creative arts -- but now "they are stultifying and divisive... they encourage ignorance, distract people from recognizing problems in the real world... Commitment to a particular faith is by definition religious bigotry".

"The group gives courage.

But they gave courage to millions.

Perhaps Mr Atkinson's bold proposal will give courage to others.

It might give courage or send into despair.

"He hasn't flinched, and I think that's given courage to other artists".

It had given courage to the oppressed, but it had also justified aggression.

She said she decided to speak out to give courage to these other women.

Her radiant spirit, incredible determination, perserver ance and bravery gives courage to us all.

In part, House Democrats say, they also want to give courage to Senate Democrats.