Sentences with phrase «brave things»

hearing a YES from someone who wants to serve or do brave things in the world is a pretty rare but beautiful thing these days.

When guys do brave things and they turn out to be also good things, does it matter if the guy is Messmer or Honda?

i don't want anyone to do stupid brave things for me.i just want someone who can love me, and understand me unconditionally forever.AND never hurt me!

Most of the brave things I've done have been a direct result of putting myself in unfamiliar territory.

We should all try to do brave things... especially as we grow older.

Ministry leaders have often been known to try new and brave things, sometimes pushing the limits.

«The bravest thing I've seen Hugh do was stare down eight to 10 weeks out of the very first Global Citizen festival (with) a sponsor who had just fallen over (and) an artist bill that wasn't complete and have him say: «We can still do this.»

Karalen did a very brave thing by stepping up and writing this well thought out piece.

Some like to say that the bravest thing Christians can do is defend their faith, to stand their ground and refuse to change.

A much needed reminder of permission for our adventurous girls that sometimes the bravest thing they can do is ask for help.

I see you trying to sing in your sorrow and I think it's one of the bravest things I've ever seen.

I can't tell if that's the bravest thing or the stupidest thing a goaltender has ever done.

That is a very brave thing to say as it is clear that our strikers have lost their scoring boots at the moment, but I guess our luck in front of goal must change at some point.

Vulnerability is such a rare and brave thing.

Just wanted to let you know that I think you did a very brave thing, and that it was the RIGHT thing done with the best motives.

Another totally brave thing that Viv did was at our LCGB conference, I think it was at Kings College Hospital in the early «noughties», when she took on Patti Rundall's talk as Patti had been taken ill.

What a brave thing to do.

Conservative former minister Cheryl Gillan, whose Chesham and Amersham constituency is on the HS2 route, said: «My priorities would be modernising and making the most of existing transport corridors... The popular and brave thing to do would be to pull HS2 at this stage and look at regional transport solutions.»

Self - love is one of the bravest things you'll ever do.

Most of us grow up thinking the strongest, bravest thing we can do is sacrifice our true needs to become something that makes our most beloved ones (family, friends, neighbors, community, etc.) happy.

Working as a volunteer educator for a teen suicide hotline, I've gone through training about how asking for help is the bravest thing we can do.

God bless you and this is a brave thing you are doing.

Moving is such a brave thing to do and such great tips on being en expat wife.

wow... that's amazing, as you know i don't read the paper, and put my head in the sand about world events, but none the less, it's a brave thing for the journalists to do, and it's not part of our collective conscious how dangerous it is to bring us the news.

You have to agree with me that the hardest and of course bravest thing to do in the Winter is to take outdoor photos.

But as far as braving things goes, this sleeveless - in - the - winter stunt isn't the only thing up my metaphorical sleeve!

You did a brave thing with leaving your job, I so wish I could take that leap of faith.

Thank you for showing us what you came up with, it's always a brave thing to step out of your comfort zone and ask pretty much total strangers what they think.

Creating something and sharing it with the world is a very brave thing.

All - in - all, a very brave thing to say surrounded by the biggest TV moguls.

Crying, or showing emotion for that matter, is one of the bravest things a person can do, and it's something that should never be castigated.

Serving in the armed forces is one of the bravest things someone can do, but it can also be a lonely experience,... (read more)

Every human on a dating app is doing a brave thing, and I want to be VERY clear that this article is not about shaming men.

Serving in the armed forces is one of the bravest things someone can do, but it can also be a lonely experience, especially if you're single.

It's a film that speaks to his growth as a filmmaker; the bravest thing he does here is to pull himself back, to let the performances and the script speak for themselves, to act as a guide to this and not as a showman or a spectacle - maker.

As his wife, Charity, who gives up a life of ease to bet on his dreams, Michelle Williams has little to do in dialogue or song but beam and promise to follow him «into the great unknown» — the kind of role Emma Thompson neatly filleted as «Please don't go and do that brave thing.»

Mad Men: The Final Season, Part 2 Available on DVD and Blu - ray Rather than letting Mad Men ride into the 1970s and beyond, AMC decided to do a very brave thing with one of America's most loved shows: kill it before it dies.

What is the bravest thing you have ever done?

Building a car that looks like the X6 could be called a very brave thing to do and automakers should be encouraged to be brave.

Building it was the first genuinely brave thing an American automaker has done in years.

It's a brave thing you've done and continue to do.

In my opinion, to self - publish is a brave thing to do.

One of the many strengths of the book is that the author is so candid and exposes his feelings so openly — a brave thing to do.

And that is why one of the bravest things an author can do after they have written their words is to press «Publish» on their work.

I think it's a brave thing to be that honest in a review.

This is when Sebastian did the other brave thing, and that was to rise above the negative comments, advising people with hatred in their hearts that, «They should think before they say things.»

So what King did within that context was an extremely brave thing to do.

A modern evil bares its teeth Scotland on Sunday (Edinburgh, Scotland); October 7, 2007; Iain Gale; 700 + words DUNCAN MARQUISS The Changing Room, Stirling IT»S A brave thing to give any young artist a solo exhibition, and we should be grateful that the Changing Room has had the guts to do as much for Duncan Marquiss in his native land.

You would think that for a woman to paint herself in full - frontal nudity at nearly 80 would be a brave thing to do.

Do one brave thing every day.