Sentence examples for necessary courage from inspiring English sources

Judging by his bold sacking of Egypt's most senior generals, Mr Morsi has the necessary courage to make them.

Even if they did resume, they were changed, maybe lessened, by witnessing this team's resilience and the strangely necessary courage of the crowd itself.

Mr. Woodcock supported normalization, arguing that he was sure the United States would "find the necessary courage" to withdraw its recognition of Taiwan and establish full ties with China.

And while all the parties claim to be committed to tackling relative poverty, none of them has yet shown the necessary courage and public leadership to engage voters with a vision of Britain no longer held back by the costs and failures of social and economic inequality.

I am particularly interested in researching the trading and mutual cultural influences between the Roman and the Chinese worlds in the 1st to 4th centuries A.D.; however, I have never quite managed to pluck up the necessary courage to pursue this ambition.

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Rowell felt that Blamey "had not shown the necessary 'moral courage' to fight the Cabinet on an issue of confidence in me".

How do the values, the moral and when necessary physical courage develop to resist evil, to act in others' behalf, to work on building a peaceful and harmonious society or world?

And he would probably display the courage necessary to take on some privileged interest groups.

There is little sign of them summoning the necessary will and courage to act.

Mr. Sharon, Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Mitzna must show the wisdom and political courage necessary to keep Palestinian terrorists from hijacking Israeli democracy.