When the march had concluded, and I had expressed my astonishment in an e-mail to an American, it was met with a slightly grumpy reply, in which the writer noted similar expressions of courage after the 9/11 attacks on New York's Twin Towers.
To begin with, we are particularly happy to note the courage of our colleagues in highlighting the fact that well-conducted studies are unable to provide any support for the current practice of performing arthroscopy on patients with degenerative knee disease.
In her 1961 book, "The Life and Death of Great American Cities," Jane Jacobs noted the courage of the position taken by Mrs. Hayes and her allies: "They advocated eliminating the existing road, that is, closing the park to all automobile traffic -- but at the same time, not widening the perimeter roads either.
HG Wells, who was a friend of Crane's, noted enviously that The Red Badge of Courage was welcomed with "an orgy of praise" in England, which encouraged Crane to settle here in the years before his premature death in 1900.
She noted, however, Tania "gained some measure of courage herself" inspired by Akeelah.
Cardona Bodet also supports this notion, noting that he acted with "a lot of courage and bravery", with his leadership being further established by his "charisma [and] intelligence".
Moreover, Kant begins the Groundwork by noting that character traits such as the traditional virtues of courage, resolution, moderation, self-control, or a sympathetic cast of mind possess no unconditional, moral worth, (4 393-94, 398-99).
I think it's just called "Notes," and it comes after a story called "Speaking of Courage".
In other words, higher levels of extraversion and openness/intellect but lower levels of agreeableness were associated with higher levels of courage in children.> -wrap-foot> Note.
