Sentences with phrase «quite have the courage»

I love joggers, but don't quite have the courage to wear them!

It is a pity that the script doesn't quite have the courage of its convictions to provide a more understated ending and instead lapses into the slightly saccharine final scene but it's only a minor blemish on an otherwise thoroughly enjoyable film.

Not exact matches

The skills of initiative, collaboration, courage and character, quite rightly are very important have more to do with Emotional Intelligence, maturity and people skills.

Even then, according to Paul (Gal 2:11 - 13), he did not quite have the full courage of his convictions, for after eating with Gentiles at Antioch he separated himself from them when some conservative brethren came from Jerusalem.

And in this context the word «conservative» means in principle something quite positive, for it also includes the courage to affirm continuity, clear principles, detachment from ephemeral fashions, fidelity to the Word of God which endures for ever, respect for tradition, for what has organically developed, for the wisdom and experience of our ancestors.

He went on to praise those who've suffered for standing up to adversity: «I greatly admire the courage and faith of your flock who are an example to us all of faith quite literally under such grotesque and barbarous assault.»

And if he has perceived this and assured himself that he has not courage to understand it, he will at least have a presentiment of the marvelous glory this knight attains in the fact that he becomes God's intimate acquaintance, the Lord's friend, and (to speak quite humanly) that he says «Thou» to God in heaven, whereas even the tragic hero only addresses Him in the third person.

It's something I've been playing around with in my head for a couple of months now, but never quite worked up the courage to actually test a recipe out.

ArmaghArsenal, of those you put down to get rid of, I would keep three, Fabianski, Wednesday night he showed real character and if he continues to improve then given the stick and pressure he's had to take, (quite rightly) he's showing the courage we need in a keeper.

I haven't quite got up the courage yet to introduce real plates, but we've done metal silverware from the start.

I am particularly interested in researching the trading and mutual cultural influences between the Roman and the Chinese worlds in the 1st to 4th centuries A.D.; however, I have never quite managed to pluck up the necessary courage to pursue this ambition.

If the answers to these two questions don't quite line up, have the courage to respect your divine self enough to set boundaries.

One leg off... stomach tight... I couldn't quite muster up the courage or strength to get both feet off, but I have to remind myself that I WAS UPSIDE DOWN and these things will take time.

It's quite ordinary but I would love to improve on my courage to start sewing my first dress.

Most of us would not have the courage to spell out our desires quite so bluntly.

And Billy Beane is quite a character — a maverick who had the courage (even if born out of desperation) to do the unconventional.

I wonder if in the future there will be individuals who will have the courage to question the «wisdom» of the machine because although we're not there yet it's already quite clear that the experts and gurus are hinting at «computer infallibility».

I wonder if McCormick and Kopel and other commentators will then take these politicians to task for not having the courage of their pro-gun convictions when the persons asserting gun rights are not quite as politically popular.

Can't wait to see how it turns out — I've been wanting to try Milk Paint but haven't quite gotten up the courage.

I have done quite a bit of sewing but have never worked up the courage to tackle a slipcover.