moral courage

But at least they wanted him out of the Service and had the moral courage to see to it that happened.

But I had not the moral courage to make such a confession.

That is a sign of physical strength, moral courage and political health.

O, come, I think this is another case of moral courage!

But the "national will and moral courage" to fight it does not come cheap.

He had been a firm believer in moral courage, of course.

He was brave and inspired others to value moral courage.

But we have not yet had the moral courage as a nation to face up to what has happened to the Vietnamese from their perspective.

But, like him, we also wished to tell a great tale of moral courage.

For her moral courage and ability to face even unexpected realities.

We must have the moral courage to think and to plan for ourselves."

Our nation is in urgent need of comparable moral courage from its public officials.

"I go back to the notion that he has real moral courage.

Never once did anyone have the moral courage to re-examine that old decision.

And he's got moral courage, too, not just physical bravery.

Ultimately, however, we accept in our hearts that most important of all is moral courage.

All that is required is moral courage and political will.

"I have great admiration for their moral courage and integrity in doing it," she said.

The program encourages children to protect or stand up for one another through small, safe acts of moral courage.

A good mind, moral courage of the highest order.

And for sheer moral courage that act is probably supreme in Roosevelt's life thus far.

It is also right to reward physical bravery and moral courage.

"I don't know what that was, maybe a lack of moral courage or laziness."

As an industrialist, moral courage is less important than judgment and experience.

It required either immense moral courage or a total lack of imagination to do something like that.