And it's about Collins, whose dire straits during the two weeks before he died captivated the nation and inspired songwriters: His face was fair and handsome His heart was true and brave; His body now lies sleeping In a lonely sandstone cave.
It will reward them richly, but they must not whine, they must be sunny and true and brave.
So yes, while it is true that brave Americans at the frontlines ultimately won World War II, they were backed by heartland factories that could churn out weapons far faster than the enemy could destroy them - definitive proof of the winning ways of what the great Prussian strategist Karl von Clausewitz once referred to as "war by algebra".
The first is too good to be true: smarter, braver, and more competent than both the bad guys and the various institutional forces that interfere with his doing what he knows, unerringly, to be best.
But in the winter, vineyard operators say, only true wine lovers brave the snowdrifts and freezing temperatures of upstate New York.
For instance, the 50 to 60 products like notebooks, binders and decals to be sold as part of the campaign will feature images of the five members of One Direction, separately and together, with messages that include "Live nice" and "Being true is being brave".
If true it is brave to make the transition in a single step and the hope will be Apple can succeed where others, notably Samsung, have so far failed.
She is also a mother of three young children who teach her the true meaning of brave.
Now we have a true ally: a brave man speaking such powerful words that we could not have written a better testimony ourselves.
It reminds me of Frank Tashlin's movies with Jerry Lewis from the fifties and sixties, such as "Hollywood or Bust" or "The Disorderly Orderly," in which the clumsy nebbish, the butt of everyone's jokes, turns out to be the brave, true-hearted hero who saves the day.
