Sentence examples for that mettle from inspiring English sources
The Tip Ton by Barber and Osgerby is certainly of that mettle.
It is through hardship and suffering that our mettle is proved.
Fears have grown in Asia that the mettle of America's Federal Reserve is being tested either by an inflation scare or by a slowdown, or conceivably both.
The former holds that the mettle of physics and philosophy demands that we find a precise, rigorous and univocal definition of singularity.
It is at this point that the mettle of the Obama administration will truly be tested.
Norway then showed the mettle that made it Olympic champions, scoring in the 73rd, 86th and 88th minutes to hand the Americans a bitter loss.
They looked to Thursday to gauge the support and mettle that the movement had retained.
They play in a conference that tests their mettle maybe once in a full moon.
The superhero sequel accomplished two feats that proved its mettle over Easter weekend.
In the letter, he mentioned that the word "mettle" best summed up how he planned to cope.
It is a switch that tests the mettle of any actor; and one Redgrave simply fails to make.
