Sentence examples for less valiant from inspiring English sources

Cebriones was also joined with them as third in command, for Hector had left his chariot in charge of a less valiant soldier.

He concluded: "I don't believe my father to be any less heroic than I previously thought, any less valiant than the other papers previously misreported on".

Keen as I am to suggest that my day spent in the healing fields this year was a quest for deep spirituality and self-enlightenment, the truth is somewhat less valiant.

Mayer's decision to double paid parental leave for Yahoo's employees to 16 weeks is great, but if she herself sends the message that the company is at such a critical point in its history that even the impending birth of twin girls means she can't take more than two weeks off, who would want to be the pregnant employee who is less valiant than the CEO in her efforts to do her best for Yahoo?

Historically, research was regarded by many as a "less valiant" part of the veterinary profession, said Zink, who earned her doctoral degree in veterinary medicine in 1978 from the University of Guelph, in Ontario, Canada, graduating first in her class.

It explains that during the early 20th century, Mormon leaders taught that the priesthood ban was a direct consequence of blacks having been "less valiant" in their pre-earth life.

In the former series a wholesome man in his goodness yields the right of way to an evil adversary, but in the latter Medmenneske (1929; "Fellow Man"), Ragnhild (1931), and Siste leveåre (1933 Last Yearar of Life")—Ragnhild kills an evil man for her less-valiant husband and for the sake of goodness.

She has six inches more beam than the New York yacht, but at 9‐4 draws two inches less than Valiant.

The human rights revolution," he adds, "has made our current crop of judges over-sensitive to privacy claims and less than valiant in defence of the principles of open justice".

And yup, the church has a history of not allowing black folks into the priesthood, because they were thought to be "less than fully valiant in the premortal battle against Lucifer".

It was a valiant start for Bradway, 50, who has shown less and less of an affinity for the spotlight in his five years as the architect of the Jets.