Sentence examples for resolute courage from inspiring English sources

Anderson became, Mr. Arsenault writes, "a symbol of resolute courage and human dignity".

He voted against TARP, suggesting the country would be better off by confronting "this crisis with resolute courage and faith in God and the principles of freedom and free enterprise".

T.R. once said, "It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage that we move on to better things".

We know whom it is really about, a "man whose name was known for courage resolute in his helmet," a man whose world was "honour-bound and blood-stained," who came from his native land pitying "the plight you suffer in this legendary hall".

A mere $4.95 permits students to discover that "Swift was certainly not one of the optimists typical of his century," that "Beowulf is resolute, and his courage is never in question" and that "Wilde surely could have been more specific about Dorian's secretive passions, but he deliberately keeps the issue vague so that readers must define sin for themselves".

Romney picked "resolute" and Santorum picked "courage," both of which might better be described as "word my handlers told me to try to get across whenever possible".

When King asked the candidates to describe themselves in a single word, Paul chose consistent; Santorum, courage; Romney, resolute; and Gingrich, cheerful (judging from his expression, that last one was either a joke or a euphemism for sneering).

We and they must act with courage and with the kind of resolute determination this crisis requires.

"But there are moments when rashness is wisdom, and it may be that this was one of them; panic did not for a moment unnerve the iron courage of the American democracy, and their resolute will striving beyond.

As members of a resolute Democratic statehouse majority, the two showed more political courage in facing up to the gun mayhem afflicting the nation than the Congress did in April in its shameful retreat from tightening gun laws that allow tens of thousands of deaths each year.

But the courage to bare all whenever they step onstage gives them a resolute harmony.