Sentence examples for with mettle from inspiring English sources
The phrase "with mettle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who shows courage, determination, or resilience in the face of challenges. Example: "She faced the difficult situation with mettle, proving her strength and resolve."
The placards, written in Turkish, Kurdish, Armenian, Arabic and English, were imbued with mettle and humour.
Muse's quiet moments might make us long for the next fretboard-fingering riff, but they also make us long for the messages they want to blast at us, and fill their clatter and clutter with mettle and meaning.
Plans for a new stadium were drawn up, the wage bill was increased and, most importantly, a new manager was hired: One Uwe Rösler, a bald, brawny, disciplined, and yet remarkably silly — by any standards, but especially by those for a former East German international — tactician who has created a squad with mettle, guile and something rarely seen at Griffin Park: lots of talent.
They are the ones with the mettle for this, he said.
He pointed to the Red Sox' inability to find a shortstop with the mettle to withstand the glare in Boston after Nomar Garciaparra was traded in 2004.
Davies, Cyril Nri (Lance and James Murrayy (Daniel, the killer) handled that unbelievably difficult final scene with such mettle it was both breathtaking and extremely hard to watch.
This is a sound with the mettle to match the unflinching view of the human condition presented by Mr. Curtis's lyrics.
Guus Hiddink's men will go into that game knowing they need only claim a 1-0 win to progress and will be encouraged with the mettle they showed at the Parc des Princes.
I cannot help placing another of Mr. Perahia's Schumann recordings among my choices: his 1997 release offering definitive accounts of "Kreisleriana," another Schumann work that hauntingly combines fervid imagination with intellectual mettle, and the Sonata No. 1 in F sharp minor.
Maybe because she was a foreigner and we wanted to impress her with our mettle, or maybe because we had had enough of pretending, that day we went around the room and described, one by one, how we avoided large crowds, and how, when we hung out with friends, we tried not to sit by a window, for fear of the glass breaking in an attack.
The results on Saturday indicated, instead, that voters were impressed with Mr. Obama's mettle and agreed with him that the Clintons ran an excessively negative campaign here.
