Sentence examples for learned courage from inspiring English sources

We were outsiders, big time, when we started at Judson, but we learned courage and persistence, and here we are!

It wasn't until he took a martial-arts course, he says, that he learned courage — courage enough, eventually, to change his studies from piano to dance.

I learned courage... because that's what it took for him to stand before the crowd and eulogize that same friend.

If they practice politics they can learn prudence; if they serve in the military they can learn courage.

Now in English, the story follows the students from their first day to their teens as they discover their strengths, build friendships in the shade of the school's filicium tree, learn courage and grace from their teachers and dream of a better future.

One winter evening, the narrator decides to "learn courage" by skating as far as he can out onto the lake: I would one day see this as the template for many disasters I had much later created for myself, but at the time, risking my life on the same days I worried about paper cuts or infected pimples produced no sense of contradiction.

You learn courage by couraging".

Don't you learn courage, from playing basketball?

CVS' move stands apart, especially because you don't learn courage in B-school.

Visualizing your mind as the sky and your emotions, both positive and negative, as clouds passing across the surface of the sky can help see them as being a part of you, but not dictating your life.. Stepping outside your comfort zone will probably cause anxiety, but it's a great way to learn courage.

From my children I have learned persistence, courage and sheer goodness.