Sentence examples for heart to stand from inspiring English sources

It just hurts my heart to stand in the face of real unadulterated hate.

I want my son to be brave, to have the heart to stand up to injustice.

Is there a politician left in Canberra with the decency and heart to stand up and for these forgotten, abused, victimised children?

I think you're seeing now that as long as you have the heart to stand up against the criticism and not quit, you can improve and get better".

I loved this from Charlie Samos the most: "to never be forced to take a bow, but rather to surrender, receiving the lesson, and with one breath and beat of my heart, to stand tall, with acceptance and wisdom".

An early Happy Father's Day to you, sir. "Use your knowledge, and your heart, to stand up for those who can't stand, speak for those who can't speak, be a beacon of light for those whose lives have become dark". "People will forget what you said.

The existence of such discrimination is antithetical to Christ's message of compassion and should guide our hearts to stand with those who suffer injustice due to fear.

James Chaney's tombstone represents this fragility of justice, and how we must call upon the strength in our hearts to stand up for ourselves and others every day.

For us devotees, we need, as Coach Taylor says, "clear eyes and full hearts" to stand for and to represent and to call up what we believe is the presence of the Divine in the bodies of sport and faith.

The first, for the faint of heart, is to stand on the inner side of the cable car as it travels up the 70-degree slope, keeping the eyes safely fixed on the track or the hillside gliding by.

Kilgour said it was time for the Hearts fans to stand up and be counted and he appealed to those supporters who bought tickets for glamour ties against Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool to come forward.