Sentence examples for is courageously from inspiring English sources

It is ironic that on the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's emancipation proclamation, a party that was formed by courageous slavery abolitionists has become, 150 years later, a party that is courageously fighting to ensure that wealthy Americans do not pay one penny more in taxes.

The opposition is courageously pushing back, and, on Tuesday, it drew thousands of supporters to Liberation Square.

Mr. Slater's performance is courageously economical and without showiness; it retains the actor's cinematic sense of containment in close-up.

Kaufman's worldview is courageously bleak in ways that other writer-directors would quail at, so he gets points for that.

McBride's prose, superbly alive to the smell and pulse and blood of sex, is courageously unflinching in these passages, and can be painful to read: we participate in a girl's willed degradation.

A comment that strikes one person as unreasonable and rude will strike another as a bold and colourful salvo., telling it like it is, courageously defending their interests" Which, coincidentally, is the basic conclusion of a new Pew Center study that finds Republicans and Democrats trapped in impermeable bubbles of their own experience, their whole existence shaped in different ways.

More and more FGM/C survivors are courageously speaking out.

"You are courageously leading our nation in the war against terror," he said to Mr. Rumsfeld.

Most Republicans are courageously reducing the budget deficit while demagoguing about Bosnia.

I wanted to be concentrating on the fledgling poet who was courageously reading aloud.

community have been courageously telling the truth about their lives for decades.