Sentences with phrase «more courage»

What takes more courage — but always results in much greater connection — is being vulnerable by admitting you feel hurt, rejected or lonely.

Nevertheless, we saw that we can create chances with a little more courage in the second half.

I would say that takes even more courage, because it would be real nice if he had that afterlife illusion, as it would probably help him carry on.

Thank you for all you do for children and for taking a stand at a time when children need us to show more courage and conviction than ever.

My midwife came and gave me a big hug and told me I just needed a little more courage and the baby would be here.

It takes a lot more courage to just say «I don't know, and I may never know».

So, to all of you bomber jackets fans out there: Show us a bit more courage for playing with colors!

The diversity of American life is an opportunity that presents more danger, and requires more courage, than what we like to admit.

A bit more courage than most, a little more hunger.

When we expect challenges, we respond with more courage, strength and optimism.

I hope the media find much more courage and wisdom as well, soon.

By putting yourself out there, even online, you gain more courage to try other ways of meeting people.

Would you benefit from more courage to do what you want or what's best for you?

It takes more courage to stand up what you believe in when it isn't popular, than to go with culture, because that is what everyone else is doing.

If it is love between two guys or two girls... all the better... it takes even more courage to defend that LOVE!

And if I'm honest — with you and with myself — it has required and is requiring more courage than I often think I have.

From the early 20th century onwards, art tackled pregnancy with more courage and freedom, especially in contemporary practice.

Thank you for giving me a bit more courage.

Brendan Rodgers claimed Celtic needed more courage against Zenit St Petersburg after the Hoops crashed out of the Europa League in Russia.

While it may take some courage for someone to step away from a situation where they paid high investment fees after previously accepting them, it take far more courage for a person to look and themselves clearly and see themselves for who they really are.

Brendan Rodgers claimed Celtic needed more courage against Zenit St Petersburg after the Hoops crashed out of the Europa League following their 3 - 1 ag -LRB-...)

Here she shares how she found the courage to leave, and how, when she did so, her new career found her MORE

In attacking such intuitively attractive concepts as accountability and choice, Ravitch displays more courage than her editors, who change «accountability» to «testing» in the subtitle.

And people like you will resent him for having more courage about his faith than you ever will.

We need more courage of conviction and less dutiful obedience to the grandeur of the Church.

Even De Boer has asked the team to show more courage after their recent display.

It takes more courage not to endorse a member of your own party whom you deem not qualified than to simply go along to get along.

Engel and Serrano have been in Congress for many years and although I can not fault them overal, I think that Mike would bring more courage and energy to the NY delegation.

So how can you cultivate more courage?

Or if you seek more courage to speak your truth, the right poses can open and stimulate the throat chakra.

Not only does Chalamet also appear in Lady Bird, another of this year's most exciting best picture nominees, but this very model of a post-Weinstein star has shown more courage off - screen that most actors twice his age.

It takes one hundred times more courage to put out first drafts that you are convinced can be «fixed» and «polished.»

At his show this spring at Gavin Brown's Enterprise in New York, for example, he set up a room where an assistant screenprinted white T - shirts with his signature terse, block - print headlines, ranging in tone from vaguely political (LESS OIL MORE COURAGE) to hospitably absurd (I HAVE DOUGHNUTS AT HOME).

I look forward to how God will instill more courage into me this year.

But their lives are filled with even more courage.

Then on October 16th, The New York Times published Buffett's «Buy America» op - ed, which injected a little more courage for others to step up too.

«In the current culture, it takes more courage for someone like Chris Broussard to speak out than for someone like Jason Collins to come out,» says Sprigg, a former pastor.

Such an approach requires more courage than fiery denunciations of greed and injustice; subjecting all positions in a policy debate to critical theological and moral scrutiny risks offending everyone.

Keeping these four steps in mind next time you try Tree Pose will help you build a strong foundation in your life as you follow your dreams with more courage and confidence.

And the image of him as weak, adopted as the preferred attack by Tory HQ, simply did not stand up to scrutiny: he showed more courage in standing up the Murdoch press than David Cameron had in his entire time as leader of the Conservatives.

Chomsky believed it took far more courage, say, for American journalists to criticize their own country's injustices than it was for them to criticize other's.

I mean, if we sort of psych ourselves (and perhaps our audience) up for the possibility of rejection, then we find more courage to speak.

Yet some of those soldiers today, carrying on in civil life with broken health, shattered nerves, lost limbs, need more courage than it took to see them through at St. Mihiel.

So if you know you need to do something, but so far you just haven't been able to take the plunge, is there anything you can do to screw up a little bit more courage?

changing attitudes toward homosexuality have created a new victim: closeted Christians who believe the Bible condemns homosexuality but will not say so publicly for fear of being labeled a hateful bigot «In the current culture, it takes more courage for someone like Chris Broussard to speak out than for someone like Jason Collins to come out,» says Sprigg, a former pastor.

The bigger the task, the more impossible it sounds and the more courage you have to have.