Sentence examples for more courageous than from inspiring English sources

"Sporting were more courageous than us.

To turn around Sony, he will need to be more courageous than that.

Giving impoverished women financial power is more courageous than any wartime peacekeeping negotiations.

He was my first hero, overcoming impossible odds and being far more courageous than all the big bullies around him.

"And sometimes they've been even more courageous than the United Nations system, which is under pressure from member states".

"On the wire I want to inspire people, not prove to them that I am stronger or more courageous than them," he said.

Ron Zastocki had already grown a black goatee and decided to shave his head, which he said was probably a more courageous step than dressing for Devils' games.

So I have a feeling that even a more courageous debate than has been heard for some time, with Mr Obama proposing gun-control laws that would have been unthinkable in his first term, will not change very much at all.

It's going to require a much more courageous filmmaker than Mr. Verbinski, because the Pang brothers' film, like the best movies of Brian De Palma, is about witnessing unimaginable horrors and being helpless to prevent them, and its climax is a nightmarish vision of the cruelty of fate.

"This demands a more courageous empathy than his record demonstrates".

"What's amazing about him is he's a much less courageous campaigner than I would have thought and much more courageous in governance than I thought he would be," said a senior White House official who has observed Mr. Gore closely for the last eight years.