It takes bravery, it takes time, and it takes a complete shift in our thinking.
It takes bravery, too, to spend most of the second act naked except for underwear that presumably deliberately resembles diapers.
It takes bravery and trust to support something that may fail, not something for which most networks are known.
It takes bravery to do that kind of close looking, just as it does to allow oneself to be looked at.
It takes bravery, business acumen and blind faith to ensure success over the long haul, and the Bay Area is home to several cultural leaders who started their respective organizations decades ago and have attained local and national significance.
It takes bravery to end a relationship People can tell you a million times what to do, but unless you know you're ready [to break up], it doesn't matter what they say – change is uncomfortable.
Compared with the smug 'rest of Britain', much of London does seem to have issues – but what Londoner would want to live anywhere else? Nick Mead It takes bravery, or at least fatalism, to drive in Mexico City.
If you think it takes bravery for a Formula One reporter to attend an F1 race these days given the social unrest, just check out my story on whether or not bravery is still required of a Formula One driver racing one of the world's fastest cars.
It takes bravery, and perhaps an unusual black-white vantage point, to navigate these places where hurt is profound, incomprehension the rule, just as it takes courage to say, as Obama did, that black "anger is real; it is powerful; and to simply wish it away, to condemn it without understanding its roots, only serves to widen the chasm of misunderstanding that exists between the races".
