Sentence examples for high courage from inspiring English sources
The price of such high courage is not unexpected: the newspaper is suspended.
Even that high courage that inspired me in the fair days of summer has now vanished.
A dragon was also known as a fire-drake, and could symbolise high courage as well as the destroying devil - this is why Sir Francis Drake chose to incorporate one in his coat of arms.
"It has," the novelist John P. Marquand observed, "a timeless quality and an authentic strength and beauty that should cause it to be read by this generation and by many following — as long, in fact, as anyone is left who cares for fine writing and high courage".
Leaders who operate with a balance of high character and high courage have a positive influence and are constructive change agents.
He required from his soldiers, he said, discipline and self-restraint no less than valour and high courage. 1 For all the operations round Gergovia the plan should be consulted.
Prince Philip said: "There was, understandably, public disappointment with the result, but there is no doubt it was fought with the highest courage and determination under the most difficult and challenging circumstances.
Generally first budgets are where governments go their hardest – it represents that sweet spot in the electoral cycle when political capital is high, and courage along with it.
Addressing these structural issues, which will require high political courage, is a prerequisite of policies to prevent a similar crisis re-emerging a decade from now.
Coming up: Mrs Jarley in The Old Curiosity Shop (ITV), Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing at the National in December Would love to work with: Robert de Niro Career high: 'Mother Courage was a high: no lines to learn and I died at the end.' Career low: 'I had a crisis of confidence two years ago.
