Sentence examples for much more courageous from inspiring English sources

Edwyn was much more courageous.

"We proved to be much more courageous and brave.

The fact that Mr. Obama is black makes it that much more risky for him — and that much more courageous.

I was lucky to be in Zuccotti Park that first day, with the much more courageous and steadfast Occupiers, who slept out, and planned often truly profound visions for social change.

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.

"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.

In recent years, democracy has also flourished in other ways: the media has become much more free and courageous, the courts have asserted their independence and the 2008 elections saw a peaceful transfer of power.

That certainly took courage, albeit courage of the "battlefield" variety that Mr Brown recognises as admirable but finds less interesting than moral bravery.But Kennedy's decision to go for the presidency still looks now, as it did in 1968, much more opportunistic than courageous.

What we heard was a much more poignant and courageous story about who he is and the experiences good and bad that shaped him as a person.

Its hard to accept at first but eventually you will realize that.Specially when you will see the people who have gone through much harder trials than you have and still more courageous than you are.

Be courageous, and you'll notice how much more work you're able to get that way.