Sentence examples for passionate courage from inspiring English sources

"As you know, one thing holding back many liberal Democrats and sensitive people of some influence," Harris Wofford, an aide to Kennedy, wrote after he announced his candidacy, "is to see some sign of passionate courage on your part, or, to state these separately, courage and passion".

" Half of a Yellow Sun - Adichie's second novel - is her homage to "the tiny debris of passionate courage", her fellow Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe's phrase for the Biafran victims of the 1967-1970 Nigerian civil war.

Mr. Courage is passionate in his argument, but the numbers are against him: Rick Perry got 62.3 percent in the 2010 governor's race in that district, and Mr. Obama mustered only 37.4 percent of the vote there in his 2008 race against John McCain.

Second, its themes are universal: passionate love, and loyalty and courage in the face of state repression.

We witnessed firsthand Sandy's indomitable spirit, his unfailing courage, and his passionate optimism during these last extremely difficult months.

We witnessed first hand his indomitable spirit, his unfailing courage and his passionate optimism during his illness.

If at times they protected their "secrets" to the point of knavery, at least they had the courage to stay passionate about it.

"You can be tenacious, you can have courage, you can be passionate but you don't need to be aggressive.

She ably wielded her appealingly warm, agile voice in a passionate rendition of "Amour, ranime mon courage" from Gounod's "Roméo and Juliette".

But she mustered up the courage to make a passionate denouncement of the sexism endemic in publishing, and you would never have known she was nervous.

We will miss his indomitable spirit, passionate devotion to family and friends and his courage under affliction.