valorous

Look at your valorous conduct in asking to go always to the first line.

My God, a valorous boy, 8 1/2 years of age, is a moving thing!

For political reasons, not because poor Jorge did anything valorous?

He was not only a valorous soldier but also a noted scholar.

For the patrons, discretion is not always regarded as valorous.

Poland was also the site of a valorous and costly resistance.

Why no ticker tape for valorous police officers or firefighters?

Therefore let us vote him a thanksgiving of twenty days for his valorous deeds!

It sounds like it means something, maybe even valorous and noble.

I hate those who are only not modest, and think that they are valorous.

No, the attention was directed toward the valorous lord himself, and his empty scabbard.

It earned a valorous unit award for its outstanding performance during combat.

All its men were valorous and all its dead heroes.

Yet, under attack from the Cyclopes, they were valorous warriors; the two of them fought as one.

With it is a cavalry force two thousand strong, of equally experienced and valorous men."

Who could have guessed that the man trained to kill instantly with his bare hands would turn out to be valorous?

"From your reconstruction of the previous engagement and what we've seen so far, the enemy are not very valorous.

Q. Did you see or hear of valorous acts by the Kuwaiti resistance?

He turned back like a man nerving himself for a valorous deed, and said, "I'm to be made king tomorrow.

The shouting was being directed only at him, the noble lord, the valorous swordsman.

William is her young hero, performing all his valorous deeds just for her.

Their building and fighting exploits along the road had been noteworthy and valorous.

During his military career, Meyer was awarded the following valorous medals:

They had made their decisions; their hearts had become valorous.

"You deserve every credit that will accrue to your valorous deed.