act of courage

It must have been quite an act of courage for him to come by.

People have often told us that writing this book was an act of courage.

It Is an act of courage for a fat woman to even go out in public.

Pushing the door itself open was almost an act of courage.

This was his first great act of courage and physical strength.

Often, just speaking them aloud is an act of courage.

It was an act of courage on his part to name her in the first place."

The departure from his usual approach seems an act of courage.

I actually saw that act as an act of courage.

It was not awarded for any special act of courage or merit.

With this act of courage, the ring falls from his finger.

His work was produced an act of courage and determination, against despair.

Now nothing remained but the final act of courage.

Some of the playing was absolutely beautiful, and the rest could be taken as an act of courage.

They try to make everything an act of courage - even eating.'

That is not an act of courage, you twisted crone.

He wishes to use the present to defang the future, an act of courage.

He was also noted for various acts of courage.

But this may also be an act of courage - a quality in short supply in Washington.

An act of courage, the pitching coach called it.

'Now I am going to ask for the first act of courage from some of you.

"It was an act of courage far surpassing any other in my life.

Not long ago it was an act of courage for a Soviet citizen to entertain such ideas even in letters to friends.

This would seem to be no more than a desire to exercise control over others, by no means an act of courage.

Always praise your child, especially for acts of courage.