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Meanings of has courage in English
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Usage of has courage in English
1
He has courage, and the instinct of the hunter; he never blunders.
2
You have to hand it to Enda: at least he has courage.
3
He has courage to keep wanting the ball and loves his football.
4
I would that Cuthbert had as much prudence as he has courage.
5
No, she has courage enough for anything, and is incapable of deception.
6
His is not -althoughhe has courage, that I grant him.
7
A man may sometimes brave anger; he rarely has courage to combat indifference.
8
That is, if one has courage and the other has wisdom.
9
She has courage for everything, and attacks the most tremendous subjects.
10
He has courage and strength of character and a strong grasp of foreign policy.
11
She has courage enough, however, in defence of her kittens.
12
One man has courage for himself because he knows what he wants for himself.
13
She has courage, too, or I should not be here on a mere fluke.
14
Her lover is to be envied; she is a beautiful child, and she has courage.
15
Another has courage for his class because he knows what he wants for his class.
16
He is a born orator, and he has courage.
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