Sentence examples for taking a brave step from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure we will be measured by how fast the car is on the track, but I hope that doesn't overshadow the far bigger achievement of pulling an entire racing team together and taking a brave step that defies convention.

So no matter how unsure you are of your purpose as you reach the end of this article, trust that uncovering and living your life's purpose begins simply by asking yourself the question "How may I best serve?" and then taking a brave step in whatever direction your answer beckons.

Unlike north European countries, which have been tightening up on immigration, Spain has taken a brave step.

When Noel Edmonds chose to meet the student behind the "Somebody please kill Noel Edmonds" Facebook group, he took a brave step.

And in June 2014, Google took a brave step and published their worldwide gender diversity data, which showed that only 17% of Google's engineers are female, and women make up just 21% of the company's leadership.

He said: "We have to rethink and redesign what our city centres are all about - and the city centre of Newport has taken a brave step in saying that maybe it's not just about retail, that it's not just about office space - it's about this kind of mixed activity, so dwelling spaces as well as commercial spaces".

Los Angeles voters already took a brave step by voting for the bonds.

The Canadian long-track speedskater took a brave step in September when she publicly came out as a lesbian at Calgary's Pride Parade.

By approving a needle exchange program for the first time in its history, the California Department of Public Health has taken a brave step forward.

In boycotting a required test, the teachers at Garfield took a brave step, facing punishment that includes a 10-day suspension without pay.

Watch above to see Colbert make a valiant effort to pretend nothing bad is happening in the world, and then take a brave step in telling Vladimir Putin that he's a jerk.