Both actresses are adept at playing the more bizarre customers who visit the shop, and, on a more serious front, Ms. Chesser beautifully underplays the recurring role of the prisoner, through whom Angie finds much of the courage she needs to trust her gifts and believe the writer's voice within her.
Growing up, like enlightenment, is as much a matter of courage as of knowledge.
That the format hadn't changed much points not so much to a lack of courage as the conservatism of the chat-show medium – one to which Ross, a man of no little intelligence or talent, remains bewilderingly wedded.
This pope was the voice of the fall of Communism and much of the moral courage behind it.
That play, like the more recent work, examined the ties between mothers and sons, and a gay relationship that is thwarted as much by a failure of courage as circumstance; but Gill tells its story as though gathering fragments of a shattered mirror, the characters' emotions glimpsed in shards.
For the seventh day ("swans a swimming"): the Girl Scouts, which does so much to "build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place".
"As a concerned Israeli citizen who lives in the state of Israel with his family and all of his children and grandchildren," he said, "I love very much the courage of those who live 10,000 miles away from the state of Israel and are ready that we will make every possible mistake that will cost lives of Israelis".
A man of much courage and superb equipment".
Over the past few days we have learned much about American courage: the courage of firefighters and police officers who suffered so great a loss; the courage of passengers aboard United 93 who may well have fought with the hijackers and saved many lives on the ground.
In short, ethnography takes a lot of time, some degree of courage, and much perseverance.
