Sentence examples similar to signal courage from inspiring English sources
"Distant Mandate" is partly about the dangers lurking in language itself, which poets, as their signal form of courage, approach on bared foot.
President Bush's refusal to sign the Kyoto treaty was symbolic, a signal act of courage reflecting the economics of common sense.
As Ric Burns's epic history of the Twin Towers explains, it took a French wire-walker, Philippe Petit, to humanise the building with a display of virtuoso courage, signalling an upturn in its status – before its "public death" on 11 September 2001.
In his video "Hollande" he calls the quenelle a signal of "faith and courage," and attributes its meaning to his encounter with a young, white seventeen-year-old cancer victim, who performed the quenelle in front of an M.R.I. machine and onstage with Dieudonné.
Mr. Feehery characterized it as an act of political courage, but critics said it was a signal that Mr. Hastert could not control his own caucus.
I encourage all policy makers to undertake a thorough review of how much has been achieved thanks to the signal they provided in Paris, and to garner the courage to provide much bolder signals now.
The building of this memorial sends a signal, a signal to your families, children and grandchildren that courage, honor and sacrifice still mean something.
Signalling our interests and seeking like-minded people helps us find our onlyness and the courage to be advocates of our ideas, core beliefs and guiding principles.
"Hesitation and procrastination instead of courage and determination — the government has missed the opportunity to send a clear and credible signal of a strong democracy".
