Sentence examples similar to it called for bravery from inspiring English sources
If anything, McDonnell tends to be less conciliatory and more outspoken than Corbyn, having previously called for the "bravery and sacrifice" of the IRA to be honoured.
It's also one that calls for fathomless bravery, and instant credibility among the people concerned.
I can't help but feel that the president---who made his own fortune thanks to connections and cronies and friends of the family, not hard work---is calling for economic bravery with the same voice that stirred inside him when it came to serving in Vietnam: let someone else carry the burden.
Bill Clinton called for it.
(Crème brûlée, called crema catalana in Spain, is fundamentally the same as flan, only harder to make. And yet it gets all the glory). And I knew bravery would be called for to cook the caramel well past the "golden" stage called for in many recipes, and all the way to amber, mahogany, even coffee.
The greatest tragedy here was the colossal deception that enabled Mr Bush to embark on a wholly unnecessary war of choice against an enemy that posed no meaningful danger, sinking our republic to a new low.The shameful cheerleading of a submissive Congress and news media for this enterprise at a time when bravery was truly called for makes you complicit.
He started a movement calling for bravery in small acts of kindness that he hoped would spread through Japan.
I suspect that there is a paradox for artists with regard to their relationship with the press: the press desires more bravery from artists, and yet in their very calls for bravery, end up at times eliciting timidity because of artists' fear of public opinion.
The album's call for bravery proved apt.
Character — individuality, a taste for risk — is the attribute some find lacking in young American singers, but Ms. Johnson Cano has it: an honesty and assurance so impressive that you want to call it bravery.
