Quotes About Valor

Without Courage, all other virtues lose their meaning.

No prize was to reward the sacrifices of the combatants. Victory was to be bought so dear as to be almost indistinguishable from defeat.

What combination of events could ever bring back again to France and Flanders the formidable Canadians of the Vimy Ridge; the glorious Australians of Villers-Bretonneux; the dauntless New Zealanders of the crater-fields of Passchendaele; the steadfast Indian Corps which in the cruel winter of

Entonces Parsifal le contestó: «Si la caballería, con escudo y lanza, puede conseguir la recompensa en la tierra y el paraíso para el alma, seré siempre caballero.» En verdad tu nombre es Parsifal que significa: corta por la mitad.

Los personajes femeninos de Lovborg: una evaluación DORF: Oh, Netta. ¡Todo está perdido! ¡Perdido! NETTA: Para un hombre pusilánime, tal vez, pero no para un hombre que tenga...valor.

Solvency being the better part of valor, I let it slide rather than nuke the trio with one lick of my vermilion tongue.

The art of the hero wasn't about being brave; it was about being so competent that bravery wasn't an issue.

The art of the hero wasn't about being brave; it was about being so competent that bravery wasn't an issue. You

True courage, in the face of almost certain death, is the rarest quality on earth.

A hero is someone who commits a courageous action without considering the consequences…

I do not need the strength of your arm to make a knight of you, Gavin. All I need is your heart, and that you have given,' the Prince said.

Live as brave men; and if fortune is adverse, front its blows with brave hearts.

They fought for glory, but not for blood.

Was death the price of freedom?

Live for something rather than die for nothing. —George Patton

All lives are heroic lives.

La memoria de los detalles, Elena sabe, es sólo para gente valiente, y ser cobarde o valiente no puede elegirse.

To save Germany was not granted to them; only to die for it; luck was not with them, it was with Hitler. But they did not die in vain. Just as we need air if we are to breathe, and light if we are to see, so we need noble people if we are to live. —RICARDA HUCH,

Colonel Robert Sink, commanding officer of the 506th PIR, ordered me to prepare a written summary of the battle since no senior officer witnessed the engagement. I purposely avoided the use of the first personal pronoun 'I' because I wanted each soldier to receive credit for what he had done. Later Sink issued a citation to the 1st Platoon that shouldered the principal burden of the fight.

Po to i ma szlachta krew, aby j? przelewa?a

Although extraordinary valor was displayed by the entire corps of Spartans and Thespians, yet bravest of all was declared the Spartan Dienekes. It is said that on the eve of battle, he was told by a native of Trachis that the Persian archers were so numerous that, their arrows would block out the sun. Dienekes, however, undaunted by this prospect, remarked with a laugh, 'Good. Then we will fight in the shade.

That's what heroes did. They ran straight toward danger and didn't ever give up.

Without a sign his sword the brave man draws, And asks no omen but his country's cause.

Always to be bravest and to be preeminent above others.