Gandhi Ji, or Bapu, continues to give courage to millions globally.
|
|
It will give courage to every volunteer who wakes up every morning to run towards bombs.
|
|
"I just hope that by me coming forward that I would give courage to one other person," Ms. Woodson said.
|
|
They rolled out one expert after another to argue that leaving the EU would trigger a recession and give courage to the West's enemies.
|
|
"This incident was an opportunity to give courage to other North Korean soldiers serving in the military in the DMZ," he said in November.
|
|
The famed talk show host said that was the main reason she decided to tell her story ... to give courage to other victims to use their voice.
|
|
But now James wants to take action against Cardinal McCarrick, to give courage to others who might have been abused, and to find some justice for himself, he said.
|
|
He hopes to attain "accountability" from Murray who in his eyes, "maintains a position of authority" and ultimately "give courage for other potential victims to come forward and speak out."
|
|
The recent death of Mr. Heckard's father, followed by counseling, prompted Mr. Heckard to revisit old trauma "in an attempt at accountability, and to hopefully give courage for other potential victims to come forward," the lawsuit said.
|
|
KIEV (Reuters) - Before Kiev celebrates Pride on Sunday, Roman Ivasiy and Anton Pozdnyakov want to speak publicly about their wedding in the hope it will help change hostile attitudes toward same-sex couples in Ukraine and give courage to those "struck dumb with fear".
|
|
Verse: 5. Publisher: Lakshmi Venkateshwara Press, Kalyan, Mumbai. Year: Samvat 1980 God created the law of karma, and God will not violate it. God does, however, give courage and strength if asked.
|
|
My daughter didn't do anything wrong, she died while protecting herself. I am proud of her. Revealing her name will give courage to other women who have survived these attacks. They will find strength from my daughter.
|
|
The word hygge comes from a Danish word meaning "to give courage, comfort, joy". Hygge stems from hyggja which means to think in Old Norse. Hygge is built from the Old Norse word hugr which later became the hug which means the soul, mind, consciousness. But it is also speculated that hygge might originate from the word hug.
|
|
President Asif Zardari paid tribute to his services for the nation and prayed to Allah, the Almighty, to rest the departed soul in eternal peace and to give courage to the bereaved family to bear this loss with fortitude. Anwar Shamim is buried in H-8 Graveyard, Islamabad; beautiful granite memorial crowned by Pakistan Air Force emblem marks his last resting place.
|
|
Children play with chrysolites in the very first story from The Malachite Box, "Beloved Name". As an amulet, the chrysolite can banish demons, strengthen spiritual resistance, give courage and protect from night terrors. After his "conversation" with the cat, Silver Hoof gives the gemstones as a gift to Daryonka. This gift can be regarded as corporeal and spiritual at the same time, a sacred gift that is bestowed upon good people only.
|
|
Modern criticism has imitated essentially the same contention projected by Porphyry. Modern scholarship claims that no one but a contemporary of Antiochus Epiphanes, could present the true events of the era so accurately. The writer of the book of Daniel must have been well informed or one who desired to give courage to his people during Maccabean times. He must, they assert, have taken the fabled name Daniel as his pseudonym to give greater credence to persuade his readers.
|
|
Professor Maldi, a researcher on the company held by Commendatore Tassinetti (Aldo Fabrizi), experiments on various animals, and especially on the capon Gildo, its preparation which should give courage to the men. Pressed by Tassinetti Maldi decides to experiment on himself the latest version of its compound, without waiting to know the reaction of the capon. Soon, the shy Maldi finds himself desired by every woman he meets: rather than courage, his discovery provides an irresistible fascination for twenty-four hours.
|
|
The topic of how best to resist a totalitarian system occupied Havel's mind after the launch of Charter 77. This became the crux of his essay, which was one of the most "original and compelling pieces of political writing" to come out of the Eastern Bloc.Keane; p. 268. Dedicated to the memory of Jan Patočka, the opening section of the essay sought to explain what Charter 77 signified to those living within Czechoslovakia, and "to give courage" to fellow opponents of the Soviet bloc elsewhere.
|
|
This practice is thought to fall back to the Paleolithic, as shown by some prehistoric grave sites showing numerous wolf tooth charms. It continues in some areas of rural France, where it is also thought that wearing a wolf tooth offers protection from wolf attacks. The tongue, when cooked with flour and honey, was traditionally used as a remedy for epilepsy and as a guarantee of good luck. The eyes of a wolf were traditionally thought to give courage to children and render the user partially invisible.
|
|
It was released on March 25, 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and was compared to the charity single "We Are the World". Speaking on the project, director Kwon Woo-ki expressed his intentions to "give courage to everyone living in this land that they would be crowned winners if they could keep their values and overcome this period". D-Crunch also partnered with the Gangnam District to produce content for a video series aimed to lift viewers out of "corona depression" by teaching them K-pop choreography. Entitled "K-pop Home Care", they provided dance instructions for Exo's "Tempo".
|
|
Not that it is a pleasant book to read, nor, as we fancy, has it been a pleasant book to write; still less has it been a pleasant training which could teach an author such awful facts, or give courage to write them. The fault of the book is coarseness—not merely that coarseness of subject which will be the stumbling-block of most readers, and which makes it utterly unfit to be put into the hands of girls..." Despite this, he believed that: "[English] society owes thanks, not sneers, to those who dare to shew her the image of her own ugly, hypocritical visage".Allott, The Brontes: The Critical Heritage, p. 270 Charles Kingsley believed that English society "owes thanks, not sneers" to Anne Brontë Spectator wrote: "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, like its predecessor [Jane Eyre], suggests the idea of considerable abilities ill applied.
|
|
Despite the subject, Lee said he "decided to focus more on the life of the victim after the crime rather than the crime itself" and that he "wanted to make a film about how a girl struggles to not let go of her hope" in order "to give courage to all the Han Gong-jus in the world who find themselves in the same situation." He said he cast breakout star Chun Woo-hee in the title role because he was struck by her sensitivity and intelligence, and "that she has a face that makes her look familiar." Han Gong-ju went on to more acclaim in the international film festival circuit, winning top prizes such as the Golden Star (Étoile d'or) at the 13th Marrakech International Film Festival, the Tiger Award at the 43rd International Film Festival Rotterdam, the Grand Prize (Regard d'or) at the 28th Fribourg International Film Festival, as well as the Jury Prize, Critics' Prize and Audience Award at the 16th Deauville Asian Film Festival.
|
|
The series tells the story of the Braccialetti Rossi ("Red Bracelets"), a group of kids hospitalized for various causes, who make friends and found their group to give courage to each other. Leo, leader and founder of the group, gives each member a bracelet of red color (hence the name of the series), which he had received as an identifier during his surgeries and which become the symbol of their group. Introducing the story is Rocco, an 11-year- old boy who has been in a coma for eight months due to a strong impact with the water followed by a dive from the highest platform of a public pool, after accepting a "challenge" from part of a group of older kids; the child is now in a coma, but he realizes what is happening around him and describes it and comments it in his own thoughts. Thanks to Rocco, we meets Leone, surnamed Leo, a seventeen-year-old boy who has had his leg amputated due to a tibial tumor but who, despite everything, is a solar and sarcastic boy who tries to fight his disease as well as possible.
|
|