Sentence examples for superb courage from inspiring English sources

A poet of superb courage.

As Mr McCain's superb courage in North Vietnamese captivity and his honourable opposition to torture by US forces demonstrate, he also possesses the virtues of that tradition.

Intense pride we must all feel in the superb courage shown by our officers and men under this ordeal; but that pride should not blind us to the cost.

For what the citation called his "superb courage and heroism," he received the Medal of Honor from President Harry S. Truman at the White House on Aug. 23, 1945.

In its July 4 , 1898 edition, The New York Times wrote, "Veteran commanders and men who passed through the civil war are list in admiration of the indomitable daring and superb courage of the regulars and volunteers in the opening engagement of the war".

A typical speaker stated that "Mawson has returned from a journey that was absolutely unparalleled in the history of exploration one of the greatest illustrations of how the sternest affairs of Nature were overcome by the superb courage, power and resolve of man".

This crop of Fairy attendants at Aurora's birth — which also included Ana Sophia Scheller, just promoted to soloist (new as the Fairy of Vivacity), Rebecca Krohn (new as Generosity), Alina Dronova (Eloquence) and the superb Ellen Bar (Courage) — lived up to the challenge Mr. Martins gives the fairies to luxuriate more traditionally in the choreography, especially the port de bras.

Yes, Soviet dissidents were superb in courage and prose, but the idealism that Moyn suggests is indeed short of good scholarship and accurate history.

NEWBLATT-FIUR--Irene. A superb woman with courage and insight always to help others.

A President can have all the vision in the world, be an extraordinary orator and a superb politician, have courage and foresight and a willingness to make painful choices, have a bold progressive plan for his nation — but none of these things will matter a wit if the President cannot couch his vision, his policies, his courage, his will, his plan in the idiom of story.

A President can have all the vision in the world, be an extraordinary orator and a superb politician, have courage and foresight and a willingness to make painful choices, have a bold progressive plan for his nation but none of these things will matter a wit if the President cannot couch his vision, his policies, his courage, his will, his plan in the idiom of story.