Sentence examples for yet courageous from inspiring English sources

Yet courageous northern gardeners strive to grow camellias outdoors and devise all kinds of ways.

We are going to have to be respectful enough to mourn the dead yet courageous enough to go on living.

Daunted, yet courageous, he set about creating a new career, playing duets for three hands with his wife.

In 1939, as Hitler's war engulfed Europe, John Ford made "Young Mr. Lincoln" (now in a fine transfer from Criterion), an instantly mythic exaltation of a reluctant yet courageous leader who stood up to a violent mob.

By Richard Brody In 1939, as Hitler's war engulfed Europe, John Ford made "Young Mr. Lincoln" (now in a fine transfer from Criterion), an instantly mythic exaltation of a reluctant yet courageous leader who stood up to a violent mob.

The shifting ménage à trois of fiercely loyal Kay, insecure Helen and remote Julia is pivotal, yet courageous Viv and her luckless brother Duncan are also significant characters in a beautifully plotted saga beginning in the "well swept, devastated streets" of the city in 1947 before travelling back to 1944 and 1941.

He was very likable, being small and delicately made yet obviously courageous; and there was nothing unlikable in his oratory.

The virile man wasn't just sexually "assertive," "powerfully built," and "procreative," but also intellectually and emotionally "levelheaded, vigorous yet deliberate, courageous yet restrained": The virile is not simply what is manly; it is more: an ideal of power and virtue, self-assurance and maturity, certitude and domination.... courage and "greatness" accompanied by strength and vigor.

Yet the courageous men and women of the United States military do not serve alone.

"Yet many courageous heroines are working the land despite the risks of violence they face". So what can be done?

Yet, while courageous Americans refuse to allow terrorism even to chip the walls of civilization, Mr. Trump's clueless pandering proposes to pull down its pillars.