Examples of using Courage in the face in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Courage in the face of obstacles.
She showed her courage in the face of danger.
Courage in the face of the unknown.
Maybe they find courage in the face of danger.
He showed courage in the face of danger.
I don't understand how she can have such courage in the face of a mistake.
He showed courage in the face of danger.
But true leaders forge ahead in spite of this fear,and show courage in the face of adversity.
He showed courage in the face of danger.
Sergeant in the Marines, two tours in Afghanistan,and a Bronze Star for displaying unwavering courage in the face of the enemy.
That is not courage in the face of odds.
It stands for audacity, it stands for courage in the face of… Yes, yes.
They had courage in the face of danger.
I think I deserve some kudos for my selfless courage in the face of perceived danger.
He showed courage in the face of great danger.
I'm referring to your dignity and courage in the face of such unspeakable peril.
For your acts of courage in the face of overwhelming uncertainty,the city of Gotham would like to give you this token of appreciation.
A childhood of poverty, a life on the streets,and… and the ability to find courage in the face of what happened to his father was a testament to Lucas's strong-willed mind.
Touched by my own courage in the face of this test at such a young age, I did fall asleep in the end, earnestly and calmly confronting the inevitable.
He showed unfaltering courage in the face of grave danger.
You showed courage in the face of the enemy, my son.
I appreciate your courage in the face of danger.
We also tell the stories of courage in the face of death, humanity in the face of barbarity, and the unbreakable spirit of the Jewish people.
Mr. Rattenbury said the artworks“raise themes of hope and courage in the face of injustice and persecution, which is of relevance to people all around the world, people who are persecuted and discriminated against for their religion, their ethnicity or their beliefs.”.