Quotes About Courage

But another part of me wonders if you do know how smart you are, but you've never tried to tackle a bigger problem because you're afraid you'll fail and then . . . well, and then in your eyes, you'll be a failure to your father.

There is nothing warmer to a man's heart than the woman he loves telling him she's ready to sneak behind enemy lines and rescue him.

Vital organs and arteries matter, but so does the will to live.

I'm not scared," she says defiantly. "If the devil wanted me, he would have come for me when he got Chelsea.

My curiosity was more powerful than my fear.

First ambitions are best. We are less brave later.

Opportunity beckoned. As the Princess admitted: 'I have learned much over the last years. From now on I am going to own myself and be true to myself. I no longer want to live someone else's idea of what and who I should be. I am going to be me.

I never saved anything for the swim back.

Don't look back. Go to the car and don't look back." "Looking back is all I've got," he said.

Você resiste ao medo negando-o

Sometimes, monsters are real," Tess said, rolling over, leaving me alone with the ladybug staring up at me. "Even if they don't look like monsters.

Some call it prayer. And as with all prayers, it comes down to either asking someone else to fight for you, or asking yourself to fight.

On THE DECSIVE DUEL: SPITFIRE VS 109 The epic struggle between the Spitfire and the Messerschmitt 109 upon which so much of western civilization depended in the summer of 1940 has found the ideal biographer in David Isby. I write "biographer" because, like the men who flew these remarkable fighter planes, Isby sees them in almost human terms, transcending the mere mechanical. (Andrew Roberts, Author Of The Storm Of War )

Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities because . . . it is the quality which guarantees the others.

You would rise in the world? . . . You must work while others amuse themselves. Are you desirous of a reputation for courage? You must risk your life. Churchill, Savrola

Nothing is lost while courage remains.

Nations which went down fighting rose again, but those which tamely surrendered were finished.

This is a time to try men of force and vision and not to be exclusively confined to those who are judged safe by conventional standards.

we may show mercy Ã¢â'¬â€œ we shall ask for none.

In war, men are nothing, but one man is everything

This is no time for ease and comfort,' he said in reference to the extension of rationing. 'It is the time to dare and endure.

This was a time when it was equally good to live or die. Churchill, Their Finest Hour

Andrew Roberts

What is now clear', wrote Leslie Rowan a quarter of a century later, 'is that Greece would not have been a free country had it not been for Churchill's courage and grasp of the essential.