Sentence examples for most courage from inspiring English sources

The downhill probably demands the most courage of all Alpine events.

It is also one of the most technical and dangerous tracks, which requires the most courage to drive, even if it has become safer and easier in recent years.

Roberta (or Bobbie, as she is otherwise known) is the eldest of the three siblings in The Railway Children by E Nesbit so it's perhaps unsurprising she shows the most courage.

Which decision in your life took the most courage?

In today's market, doing the things that take the most courage are super productive.

"Blackbird" took the most courage to perform of any of the year's Broadway shows.

Eagle feathers were given, as a great honour, to warriors who showed the most bravery and courage, and a headdress adorned with such feathers was thus a record of their achievements.

Aristotle, the ancient philosopher who focused most on courage, said that we develop courage by performing courageous acts.

George Cross, a British civilian and military decoration, instituted in 1940 by King George VI for "acts of the greatest heroism or of the most conspicuous courage in circumstances of extreme danger".

Socrates pursued this task single-mindedly, questioning people about what matters most, e.g., courage, love, reverence, moderation, and the state of their souls generally.

What the next superintendent needs most is courage and a heart.