Sentence examples for requisite courage from inspiring English sources
William Willis had the requisite courage without the brains.
Among those with the requisite courage was Roger Baldwin, who in 1918 had been a founder of the National Civil Liberties Bureau.
Damone is a dick, sure but he comes back from being a dick in the end, and we should all have the requisite courage to admit our versions of this in our own lives after high school.
She believed she had deciphered instructions in Bacon's letters to look beneath Shakespeare's Stratford gravestone for papers that would prove the works were Bacon's, but after spending several nights in the chancel trying to summon the requisite courage, she left without prising up the stone slab.
Brown vividly evokes the thrills and struggles inherent to true liberation, and describes the courage requisite to artistic inventiveness.
The most popular writer of heroic plays was John Dryden, whose Conquest of Granada, in two parts (1670, 1671), had all the requisite elements of poetry, battle, courage, death, and murder.
The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.
The second requisite is command of direction.
