Sentence examples for tests of courage from inspiring English sources
For men born too late to take part in the Civil War or the settling of the frontier, there were fewer conventional tests of courage to be found.
Romney is failing the tests of courage, integrity, and loyalty to our nation and people.
As another former distinguished Senator John F. Kennedy reminds us in Profiles in Courage, "Politics merely furnishes one arena which imposes special tests of courage...For this each man must look into his own soul".
It is also a wonderful test of temperament and a test of courage.
How Austria decides to deal with the Braunau house will be a test of courage.
"The test of courage comes when we are in the minority," Ralph Sockman says.
Years later still, some of the boys' children found and drank them, watered down, as a test of courage.
Tertullian, the 2nd-century North African Christian theologian, describes the test of courage to which the miles was subjected.
He said that he believed they had wanted to enter a settlement as a test of courage and to steal weapons.
Teri Agins, the author of "The End of Fashion," winced at the fashion mash-up, which seemed either a practical joke or a test of courage in the face of festive adversity.
His father's stance taught him that "the test of courage is to stand by your beliefs when doing so is unpopular and risks your own position," he said in the eulogy.
