Sentence examples for more courageously from inspiring English sources

This will encourage people like me to think more, act more courageously and voice their opposition more openly".

"The desire deep in their hearts was probably to go more courageously," Professor Ozbudun said by telephone, "but they are maybe afraid of the opposition and constitutional court".

Censorship in the past was often oppressive and silly, but it also presented a stimulating challenge to writers, to which they responded by finding subtle ways to convey their meaning indirectly, or more courageously by gradually testing and extending the limits of socially acceptable explicitness.

So how can we train our minds to act more courageously in everyday life?

And even more courageously, he made his story and decision public.

Exercise and meditation both have the power to lower stress levels and reduce feelings of depression and anxiety, which could help you to act more courageously in the face of challenges.

No one in France has, for example, been more relentlessly, courageously contemptuous of the extreme right-wing Le Pens, père et fille.

But the theological voluntarist may deny that acting justly is morally required prior to God's commanding it, any more than acting courageously, temperately, or prudently are morally required prior to God's commanding us to act courageously, temperately, or prudently.

For that to happen, both sides will have to look more creatively, and courageously, at Jerusalem.

It also seeks to lower the barrier so more people can courageously speak up against their harassers without fear of retaliation.

Once more, we must courageously embrace Nonviolence 365, which is based on my father's nonviolent philosophy and methodology, as the answer to the "crucial political and moral questions of our time," and not as a mere response to incidents but as a lifestyle and a force for good that permeates our culture, including our media and entertainment.