Sentence examples for quite courageous from inspiring English sources

"Don was quite courageous.

He is briskly tough, though, and quite courageous in his assaults on the Times' reviewing.

It is actually an interesting and even quite courageous performance from Roberts.

I think actually this is an area where the Republican conference is quite courageous and very brave, and willing to do what it says it's going to do.

"It was quite courageous at a time when Russian society is split and the establishment is split on the question of a Western alliance".

"It was very risky and quite courageous to write a book about winning when I was still to win my first title.

If the result isn't quite a courageous resistance to political winds, it at least makes most of the right choices and is a solid rebuttal to the heartless collection of obsolete dogmas that is the House budget.

What I didn't see at the presentation turns out to be quite a courageous collection: plaid pants and coats that remind me of so many thrift store finds that I've passed over.

"Perfect Blue," which also contains some brilliantly executed expressionistic imagery of Tokyo at night, is one of the rare anime to venture into overt social criticism; in a medium that relies on the shojo image for much of its male appeal, the gesture is quite radical and courageous, though the film ultimately retreats into a disappointingly pat thriller.

Reporting is quite rare and very courageous.

I am told there is no current- affairs show that is quite as frank and courageous in the UK.