Sentence examples for serious courage from inspiring English sources

This game takes serious courage.

It takes serious courage to choose to return to her homeland to face further imprisonment... and before she does, she is coming to Colorado!

Jackson's death also stands well apart from McMahon, Fawcett (who really had serious courage to take herself where she did) and most other celebrity deaths we've seen simply because his talent was a force beyond what had been seen that also spanned many generations, with fans around the world greater than the US.

But thirty years of mutual demonization and fear mongering, means it takes serious political courage to come to the table, and even more courage--and a major investment of political capital--to actually accept a deal and sell it at home.

He described James as "serious" and described his "courage" in subjecting himself to criticism.

"That delay and lack of courage carried serious and lingering consequences, which Governor Christie addressed aggressively to date and will continue to meet head-on".

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Finally a serious critic has the courage to say "the king has no clothes" or at least a very limited wardrobe ["A Gang of One Unmoved By 'Boy" by Kenneth Turan, Aug. 3].

I had this serious insecurity about my physical courage".

He was a model of courage in fighting serious health problems over the last 20 years.

In his most direct clash yet with the president, Mr. Romney defended Mr. Ryan before newspaper editors gathered in Washington as a politician who "unlike this president, has had the courage to offer serious solutions to the problems we face".