"of courage" or "with courage"?
He has lots of courage to do that. |
Read stories of courage under fire. |
A portion of courage lies in going on anyway. |
It takes a lot of courage to acknowledge these feelings and to get the help you need. |
Filmmaking is an act of courage on many fronts: Politically, socially and financially. |
A woman of courage, and faith, Rajeshwari is waging a war against all odds single handedly. |
It takes a great deal of courage from the wronged partner to give it one more go on the merry-go-round of marriage. |
The word has also been able to be interpreted as meaning the amount of courage, mettle or ardor that an individual has. |
It's easy to say that you will stand up against disrespect but to actually do it, takes a lot of courage and commitment. |
The old fashioned values of courage, hard work, honesty in public life and honesty of effort are what will get us out of this. |
I would sing these songs with courage. |
With courage, what seems impossible often is Possible. |
I feel we need to be filled with courage and strength. |
I would say we will have deficits until we have politicians with courage. |
Arm yourself with courage and focus on your eventual success and its rewards. |
But having reached this point, this means you've gone through them with courage. |
She exposed the evil deeds of Ibn Ziyad and Yazid with courage and fearlessness. |
Anyone can rise to the task in a crisis, but facing the grind with courage is hard. |
He shall go before Him with courage, zeal, holiness, and a mind dead to earthly interests and pleasures. |
At those times I did not pray for any relief, but I prayed for strength to suffer with courage, humility, and love. |
When I was lacking in courage, I channeled Mother Jones, that firebrand labor leader and angel of the mining camps. |
You search for courage, but the bravery is fading. |
Without a sense of risk, there is no need for courage. |
Defying to sign the impeachment motion calls for courage and conscience. |
When he has to face the fact that when the situation called for courage -- Yes, I follow this man -- Peter didn't have that courage. |
It is not that people necessarily agree with Boris about the bankers: but he gets marks for courage and honesty by defending them: a thought which may even have occurred to him before he did so. |
He hardly thought that the Weasley brat would know a thing about courage. |
As Remembrance Day approaches, The Enright Files looks at courage. |
Armed with nothing but courage, lost youth and burning frustration, they seek to draw out soldiers and create some kind of confrontation. |
He was an excellent exemplar of the noblest manners and merits including courage and bravery. |
But Roy, forever and always does his best, and runs on courage, through the pain of dicky knees and senior-citizen niggles. |