Sentence examples for mean fortitude from inspiring English sources

By that I mean fortitude.

Whether all Sky's pomp – the billboards, the bus adverts, the phone-interview opportunities with Christopher Eccleston – mean that Fortitude is brilliant is still questionable.

Higueras meant mental fortitude, the way Nadal attacks every point from the first to the last.

But that was 25 years ago, and the author did not have either the means or the fortitude to travel to the taiga to see how life was treating Agafia at 70.

Their presence, the company said, is meant to "convey strength, fortitude, resilience, survival and hope".

So, while Aristotle regards fortitude as the mean between the vices of rashness and cowardice, Valla argues that there are two aspects to fortitude: fighting bravely and being cautious (for instance, in yielding to the victorious enemy), with cowardice and rashness as their respective opposites.

THE beast which gives its name to the Chinese new year that begins on January 26th is meant to symbolise prosperity through fortitude and hard work, offering hope that China will soon regain its economic vigour.

Stoicism teaches the development of self-control and fortitude as a means of overcoming destructive emotions; the philosophy holds that becoming a clear and unbiased thinker allows one to understand the universal reason (logos).

Gaman means to endure, with dignity and fortitude.

"Constitutionally" means both in the sense of intestinal fortitude and in the written Constitution.

For me, adventure has been a means of pushing my boundaries and testing my fortitude.