Sentence examples for outstanding gallantry from inspiring English sources
That he did it without specialist protective clothing serves even more to demonstrate his outstanding gallantry.
The Maltese flag incorporates the George Cross, which was awarded to the country in 1942 for its people's "outstanding gallantry" during the second world war; the medal itself takes pride of place in the war museum, along with remnants of one of the three biplanes that helped to defend Malta during the war.
MacNamara being killed or captured was so great that even had he not been wounded he would have been justified in not attempting my rescue – the fact of his already being wounded makes his action one of outstanding gallantry – his determination and resource and utter disregard of danger throughout the operation was worthy of the highest praise".
Some 400 other Foresters received awards for gallantry and outstanding War Service.
Gallantry or quixotic gesture?
Championing the cause of women with a mixture of old-fashioned gallantry and deep egalitari anism, he voted in favour of Margaret Thatcher's honorary degree in 1985, not because she was a Tory but because she was "an outstanding woman".
And it was pure gallantry.
And if gallantry is rebuffed?
That was more gallantry than heroism.
