Examples of using Courage to confront in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And it takes courage to confront it.
And courage to confront them, speeding your return to Rome.
When I finally found the courage to confront him.
We have the courage to confront pain and put the pieces back together where others broke them.
Locke finally found the courage to confront his father.
Jesus made it clear to the twenty-four that hehad not fled from Galilee because he lacked courage to confront his enemies.
He gave me the courage to confront the situation.
He doesn't respect me, and I don't have the courage to confront him.'.
They would had the courage to confront an unimaginable evil.
Perhaps if we were a little closer in age,I would have found more courage to confront him.
It took a lot of courage to confront me about my drinking.
They teach us to survive… to live now… to have the courage to confront each day.".
Hope gives us the courage to confront our circumstances and the capacity to surmount them.”.
As we reverse the journey, from matter back to divine source,we have the courage to confront the void and to own it as our own.
Matityahu and his sons had the strength and the courage to confront the Syrian-Greek legions,to liberate the city of Jerusalem and its Temple, and to re-establish an independent Jewish kingdom.
France's friends, Germany in particular,fear that Mr. Hollande may simply lack the political courage to confront his allies and make the necessary decisions.
Do the members of this body have the courage to confront Hamas and Hizbullah and all those for whom there is no two-State solution?
These superficial adjustments could not conceal the fact that the same small clique controls the organization and its resources whilst Board members still fail to appreciate the gravity of their fiduciary responsibilities andlack the courage to confront their management.
I want to thank you for your courage to confront your struggles with desire.
The stories we tell about a movement like the First Intifada or the United States Civil Rights era matter deeply and have a critical influence in the choices Palestinians, Americans and people around the world will make nexttime they encounter an injustice and develop the courage to confront it.
It takes immense strength and courage to confront alcohol abuse and alcoholism head on.
He wrote:"Before we condemn the Israeli for his rejection of peace and his hideous settlement-building occupation, and before we ask what gives the U.S. administration the right to decide the fate of a people and a region,we must have the courage to confront ourselves and examine our own responsibility for what happened?
In contrast to all these violations[by Hizbullah] and its courage to confront the Syria revolution, there is complete silence regarding the tunnels….
With this confidence, there is no limitation in our courage to confront the challenges that face us, and the enthusiasm for realizing our dreams is endless.
One must have the courage to pass through the instinctive ego Stirner describes in order to reach Imagination,and one must also have the courage to confront face-to-face the psychology of association that Mill, Spencer, and other like-minded proponents have sought to promulgate, a psychology that seeks to comprehend consciousness in a bare concept but cannot.
We have the know-how, courage and strength to confront anything likely to threaten the security of Israeli citizens.".
I cannot find one general in a position to confront Hitler with the courage to do it.
Those who do not knowfear are not really brave, for courage is the capacity to confront what can be imagined.
It is indeed so: if you confront an illness with the courage to heal, this is the right orientation which in ninety percent of cases leads you right.
Had you the courage, you would confront me sword in hand.