Sentence examples similar to persistent courage from inspiring English sources
That was the kind of obstinate, persistent, self-reinforcing courage shown by Abraham Lincoln during the Civil War and Winston Churchill during the lonely struggle against Hitler.
These are the skills - making political moves and having the capacity and courage for bold, persistent experimentation - an effective president will need.
This is not because the courage demonstrated by millions of people or the persistent efforts of activists for decades are unimportant.
"There might be a need to encourage [youth] to engage in persistent acts of subversion, ethnic disloyalty, and find the moral courage to stand in solidarity with the least advantaged members of the community," Wandera wrote.
People who are curious and persistent, who experiment, make mistakes and are willing to take risks also have the courage to be creative.
It is to encourage students to be intellectually curious about matters beyond textbooks or examinations, have the courage to live with ambiguity and to take calculated risks, and be passionate, persistent and resilient.
