Sentence examples for quite valiant from inspiring English sources

And here we are, quite valiant, trying to live down our original sin--and liking it.

And that, in my opinion, was an act of quite valiant revolution for which the Women's Movement would have done well to canonise her.

During that time, Ms. Jones said, "there were quite a few valiant attempts" by Mr. Hallahan to ask her out.

2, 3, 45 Third, although the population was quite different from that in VALIANT which selected those with left ventricular dysfunction and postinfarction heart failure, VALIANT also showed non-inferiority to an ACE inhibitor (ie, captopril).

I'm fairly sure that they think of me as an evil genius in my mountain lair, so I'm quite happy to see them as valiant James Bond-style adventurers.

Eric Weitz, a professor at the University of Minnesota, has made a valiant stab at producing one, but he does not quite succeed.

Alec Wilkinson makes a valiant effort to explain (some) of the laws of cricket ("Not Quite Cricket," March 9th).

Scott Ashley Morpeth, U.K. Alec Wilkinson makes a valiant effort to explain (some) of the laws of cricket ("Not Quite Cricket," March 9th).

If she doesn't quite make Janine as real as Ms. Jones's Sandy, Ms. Shields makes a valiant effort, appropriately low key and contained.

During the last episode of the first season of "Lost," after the castaways had endured yet another near-death experience on their not quite deserted island, the loopy old survivalist known as Locke turned to the valiant doctor, Jack, and delivered his verdict.

Valiant efforts have been made to redress this balance, but have never quite worked.