Sentence examples for one courage from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that there's something in the Italian character that creates the perfect one: courage, cunning, an eye for an iconic image combined with an iconoclastic, anarchic streak and, most of all, a sixth sense about betrayal.

There was one and only one: Courage.

Contrary to soldier-Hamlet's position, I'd argue that it is a soldier's conscience that encourages -- literally, that makes or gives one courage.

Reagan's legacy was one based on courage and timely risk taking.

The problem was one of courage: I did not have the courage to share that answer with my classmates.

"The reason to move on, it really comes down to one word: courage," he said.

Still, just because Griner didn't turn the sports world on its ear — her story is no less one of courage and pride.

'Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage'.

The point seems to have been to advertise one's courage without undue risk.

Mr Ciampi said the writer's life was one of courage, struggle "an example for all".

At the event, Phil Schiller, senior vice-president of worldwide marketing, said: "It really comes down to one word: courage.