Sentence examples for slightly braver from inspiring English sources

I think I've been slightly braver since I read Rights of Man in holding what are often considered unorthodox views.

But several slightly braver SADC leaders, including the club's current chairman, Zambia's Levy Mwanawasa, and Tanzania's Jakaya Kikwete, who chairs the bigger African Union, have had enough of Mr Mugabe; they should speak out even more loudly.

Series three is described by Guy Clapperton of review site ScreenJabber.com as being slightly braver than its predecessors, while Bullz-eye.com described it as "a sweet, fun little show, with some neat ideas" with "its heart very much in the right place".

A competitive higher education sector thus looks as remote as ever.The New Labour way is to be slightly brave.

Naturally the network have been pushing this weekend's coverage hard, although they have had to put a slightly brave face on the fact that what at one point looked like the tightest Premier League finish ever, may now be something of a coronation for Manchester City.

What some of those viewers made of Sunderland v Swansea can only be guessed at, and NBC were forced to put a slightly brave face on the extensive coverage after the league ended in rather less dramatic fashion than previous seasons.

If you are one of the brave (and slightly mad) ones and are actually taking on a role of another character then it is essential that you think about how you will instruct them whilst staying in role.

He sticks the label "brave, outspoken, slightly simplistic Enlightenment fundamentalist" on the Somali-born writer Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and in doing so he seems to classify her as the equivalent opposite of the radical Islamists who have put her under a death threat.

Taking a wrecked, rusted car used in the bombing of a Baghdad book market around the US on a truck and using it to start conversations between locals, a former US soldier and an Iraqi was a brave – if slightly doomed – attempt to bridge cultural gulfs.

P45 rating: *** Moto Trial Fest: It certainly has similarities to other bike games online, but this 12-leveller is a little gem that makes you feel, if only slightly, like you're braving the obstacles on the off-road courses yourself, writes Sean Monaghan.

This brave and slightly nuts notion involved heading out into a raging thunderstorm and firing off an aluminum rocket to create an "artist-made lightning bolt".