Sentences with phrase «with more bravery»

She imagined that behind every window of every house they passed was a girl with more bravery and better teeth than she had.

On her blog, and in this wonderful book, Sarah does what all good storytellers do: she gives us permission — permission to laugh, permission to question, permission to slow down a bit, permission to listen, permission to confront our fears, permission to share our own stories with more bravery and love.

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So I think it's a really tough seat and for me, it's really more about how you work with your business partners, how you share the data, how you get on key messages, consistently tell those stories, and how you put bravery out there and really drive the agenda of the company forward.

May we all be inspired to speak with more truth, more conviction, more care, and more bravery about this difficult topic, so that our awareness doesn't end here, but continues to grow, until the day when all things are reconciled to the source of love, and the story of abuse is only a memory.

Having the bravery to think and live with no god or belief certain is a trait that typically leads to more genuine kindness and empathy than any christian ever offers.

I think with Calum Chambers and Wilshere we should experiment with playing them as a CDM, Jack has the bravery and skill but his glass legs hamper his progress and Calum just needs more game time to develop.

There's nothing wrong with calling your daughter beautiful and your son brave, but feminist moms know that the way we've been subliminally trained to talk to girls focuses more on their appearance than their accomplishments or interests and that focusing on a boy's bravery or athleticism can come at the cost of encouraging him scholastically.

Ever since I had the pleasure of meeting Kelly, a teenager who battled Stage IV cancer with unfailing bravery... [Read More...]

Viv was not one for heights and yet she came with Sarah Brown, Carolyn Westcott and me in a hot - air balloon ride over the Arizona desert; more bravery.

Warrior Pose (Virabhadrasana) in its variations actually refers to the dialogue in the Bhagavad - Gita, and is more of an ideal for the practitioner, who exhibits bravery in the battle with the universal enemy of self - ignorance (avidya), which in the yoga system, is seen as the ultimate source of our suffering - if we only felt at one with where we are and who we are without feeling disconnected from the Source...

I forever began to walk through the world with more presence, openness, and bravery.

Alive does champion the human spirit but it never manages to give the concept a face, and never allows the audience to identify on a more personal level with this account of individual and collective bravery.

Introduced by Ashley Judd, who formerly spoke out against Harvey Weinstein, the video montage celebrated the bravery of all those who came forward with the final message: «Get ready for some more Black Panthers, some more Wrinkle In Times.

Revealing her innate understanding of the human condition, Williams ensures many of mankind's less attractive qualities and foibles jostle for space alongside our more noble traits — the pride, arrogance and recklessness of the men aboard ship are juxtaposed with acts of astonishing bravery, empathy, loyalty, friendship and love.

Luckily, with my new courage I am realizing that there are so many more opportunities here in Santa Cruz County to test my bravery.

The heroes of the tale get to fight on the battlefield, too, and to my surprise I actually did manage to forge a small connection with them, although it was less due to their personality or bravery and more because a hero unit can take considerable punishment and dish out a lot of damage, meaning they alone can swing the tide of a whole battle.

The show closed with the Bravery preforming one more time.

Venturing into game development for the first time, he described the title as more of a «storybook experience», with the story's themes of brotherhood and bravery inspired by Astrid Lindgren's novel The Brother's Lionheart.

One of the points I hoped to make in the article is that with each deal, as you become more and more comfortable, it becomes less and less scary and therefor less bravery is needed.