Quotes About Bravery

And each man stands with his face in the light. Of his own drawn sword, ready to do what a hero can.

What the Man-Moth fears most he must do.

The ordinary man is involved in action, the hero acts. An immense difference.

In all history the only bright rays cutting the gloom of oppression have come from men who would rather get hurt than give in.

She's not afraid. She's wearing a dentata.

Maybe that's how great warriors do it. Carelessly, not wracking their minds with the consequences.

Fighting isn't about knowing how," Ty said. "It's about deciding to.

What's an adventure?" Nell said. The word was written across the page. Then both pages filled with moving pictures of glorious things: girls in armor fighting dragons with

In the distant past, kings had shown the world that they meant it by strapping on a sword and riding into war, putting their lives on the line. Getting behind the controls of a plane and pointing it at a runway was as close as one could reasonably come in the modern world to the same public blood oath.

Fearless for oneself, fear for others—that must be what it means to be a hero.

And once the lens was finally exposed, pure geometric equation made real, so powerful and vulnerable at once, Hiro could only think it was like nuzzling through skirts and lingerie and out labia and inner labia....It made him feel naked and weak and brave.

Fighting isn't about knowing how, it's about deciding to.

Pelear no es cuestión de saber hacerlo, sino de decidir hacerlo.»

Doug has probably done all kinds of ballsy things of which Randy will never be aware, and Randy respects him anyway because of his bearing. Maybe the way to get that kind of bearing is to go around doing ballsy things in secret that somehow percolate up to the surface of your personality.

Blessed are the fearless, for they shall know God.

rush in where angels fear to tread.

When I was a kid I read these books, the Redwall books, fantasy books about a bunch of warrior mice, and the mice had this war cry that I always thought was coo: 'Eulalia.' And like an idiot that's what I yelled off the Brooklyn Bridge: 'Eulaliaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!' And I could have died right then. And considering how things went, I really should have.

Honor? What do you care about honor? Honor gets people killed!' 'At least they die for something,' I say, and he doesn't protest further.

I'm not afraid of dying; I'm only afraid of living

I'm not afraid of dying; I'm afraid of living.

I'm not afraid of dying; I'm afraid of living.

This was not, of course, the first time that significant monies were spent on military programs. Kennedy knew, if only implicitly, that while bravery may win battles, science and technology provide security. Science and technology win wars.

That's like watching Columbus sail out of the harbor.

Nothin' sweeter than danger, boys, am I right?