Sentence examples similar to robust fortitude from inspiring English sources
The London Symphony Chorus (directed by Joseph Cullen) sang with dignity, fortitude and robust sound.
Many people mistakenly assume the beverage took its name from the noun denoting pluck and tenacity, but the noun actually evolved from the brand name -- an implicit nod to Moxie's robust flavor profile, and presumably to the fortitude required to drink it.
This implies that rich parents automatically instil moral fortitude.
Distinguished by superb acting from the leads and Wright (who won an Oscar), Wyler's glossy, multiple-Oscar-winning homage to the nobility and fortitude of average Britons still feels like a robust, if occasionally over-sentimental, rallying cry.
Fortitude, Fortitude, Fortitude.
All of this sunny, fresh-faced fortitude may seem uplifting; yet America's time-honoured vision of itself, as celebrated by the nominees, has a more robust side.
Standing next to Fortitude.
I admire their fortitude.
