Is this a challenge you'd be brave enough to try?
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Probably one I won't be brave enough to get on.
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Will Americans be brave enough to take back their country?
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If she can be brave enough to wade into this world—more frightening than anything on SVU, because it has no moral, no escape hatch—then maybe viewers can be brave enough to join her.
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She said entrepreneurs must be brave enough to ask for them.
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But we sort of have to be brave enough to try.
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This show calls you to be brave enough to step inside.
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"These kids were brave enough to stand up and, so we should be brave enough to stand up, and I hope our lawmakers will be brave enough to do that," Stack said on Good Morning America.
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So who's going to be brave enough to go against the tide?
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He should be brave enough to acknowledge whom he's really talking about.
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" Says Girardi, "I had to be brave enough to say, 'I'm not fulfilled.
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No lawyer would be brave enough — or foolish enough — to bring new cases.
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But at the end of the day, the only way to deal with a toxic person is to be brave enough to terminate his or her contract and then be brave enough to build a culture where the whole team wins.
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It took me many years to be brave enough to ask for more money.
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"It reminds me to constantly be brave enough to share our story," she says.
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Educators just need to be brave enough — and educated enough — to talk about it.
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I don't know if I would be brave enough to pull it out😱!!
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Core truths like: communicate, be brave enough to break your own heart, tragedy is inevitable.
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Lemonis simply wants to see whether anyone will be brave enough to say that outright.
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In short, would you be brave enough to let your favorite celebrity give you a tattoo?
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But you can bet none will be brave enough leaders to bring that up in Iowa.
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"We must be brave enough to admit the 'war on terror' is not working," he said.
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Check out the clip ... only John Daly would be brave enough to pull something like this off TWICE.
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I thought if these women can be brave enough to out Harvey Weinstein, then I can speak up.
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With a fall like today, not many people will be brave enough to come close to the market.
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We need them to bat down misinformation and to be brave enough to speak up with bold pronouncements.
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Most would keep their heads down; few would be brave enough to risk their lives to inform the world.
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"If you're served something that's inadequately hot...be brave enough to say you're not happy with it," says Roe.
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Your unconscious mind gets to go on sexual adventures your awake self might never be brave enough to try.
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You have to be brave enough to be very visible, and you will get called gay, trans, or lesbian.
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People could be so much more beautiful if they could be brave enough to wear what they feel like.
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I want to inspire people to be brave enough to take that first step, and embrace the chance to change.
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" But at some point, he said, "someone has to lead and has to be brave enough to force that conversation.
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A whole new you is here, but first you need to be brave enough to break free from your past.
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But I guess that gives us all some time to reflect on what color we'll actually be brave enough to try.
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Your mother should be brave enough to be honest with him — and notify him that she has told you about this.
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It took me a long time to be brave enough to separate myself and show people how different we actually are.
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German politicians should be brave enough to make the case to the public for a stronger defense dimension to foreign policy.
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"It's crazy that somebody can have that happen to them, and then be brave enough to try something like this," she said.
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" And in that dilemma, he's found "a new responsibility" that he urges others to embrace: "Be brave enough to tell the truth.
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Just one person to be brave enough to say, "This isn't right" and to find the courage to do something about it.
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Perhaps there will be at least one phone maker who'll be brave enough to be first to the ultra slow-mo party.
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So, dear New York galleries, which one of you will be brave enough to take on a painter as radical as Christian Bonnefoi?
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Find out who on "The Five," yes, among this "Five" brotherhood and sisterhood, would be brave enough to blast off into outer space.
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Yet one national scourge that holds back the economy and poisons politics is readily solvable—politicians just need to be brave enough to act.
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And we need to be brave enough to say that it's time for a woman to ascend to the highest office in the land.
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To be worthy of someone's love, you have to be brave enough and clear eyed enough to be honest with yourself and your partner.
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SH: It's just so inspiring to see them just be their best selves just be brave enough to share yourself in this ungrateful world.
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There aren't many people who would be brave enough to insult The Rock directly to his face — but Kevin Hart is clearly the exception.
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You have to be brave enough to go for what you want and be persistent, even if you get knocked down along the way.
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I think they need to be brave enough, break the walls and come out from the big companies and try to make it happen.
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It's incredible that despite these life-changing events, they had the courage to do many activities that I would never be brave enough to do.
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" —Lorena Mejorado "It's the power she had in the 1950s to be brave enough to step out of everything female and to embrace her sexuality.
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" On Ellen, he told Ellen DeGeneres, "If I didn't drink, I wouldn't be brave enough to say some of the things I'm going to say.
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And what I'm trying to do is to get them to be brave enough to come out and come public with what they know privately.
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"I want people to feel like they can be brave enough do the things they want to do," the 30-year-old writes on her website.
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Respond by showing them how to be kind, polite, respectful and generous, to be brave enough to try big things, even though you are not perfect.
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Pulsing beneath the sadness is a pronounced empathy, a focus on humans' capability to be brave enough to fight for what they love and who they are.
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Hopefully some of them will be brave enough to stand up, but we have to have campaign finance reform to get big lobby money out of government.
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"If the kids in Parkland are being brave enough to stand up and do this, we can be brave enough to stand up with them," he said.
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People who want to engage the public sphere, it is reasoned, should be brave enough to attach their names to their screeds, especially when criticizing other parties.
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And so, let us find hope in a shared vision of a more peaceful future and be brave enough to take tangible action to make it happen.
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In a bid to garner some attention, she has even said that she would donate $2 million to veterans if he would be brave enough to debate her.
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This is why we are broaching the subject here after I shared that I worried I wouldn't ever be brave enough to start the conversation on my own.
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You're in a very chatty mood today with the Moon in Sagittarius, Libra, and tonight you could say some things that you usually wouldn't be brave enough to.
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Instead, he compels her to see the practical reality of his situation — to respect what he has decided for himself and to be brave enough to say goodbye.
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That burden falls on the players, who must be brave enough to speak up, as well as the media, which will be called upon to provide more oversight.
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Every now and then he'll be brave enough to post some 10-second snippet on Instagram, but he's mostly kept his 77 projects and two finished tracks to himself.
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The moon in emotional water sign Cancer finds you deep in your feelings today, Sagittarius, pushing you to embrace change and be brave enough to move toward a transformation.
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We try to teach them to always tell the truth, to be kind and generous, to be brave enough to do the right thing even if others aren't as brave.
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We try to teach them to always tell the truth, to be kind and generous, to be brave enough to do the right thing even if others aren't as brave.
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Unless you become them, which would be the only way to know whether you would make the same choice as others and be brave enough to take responsibility for whatever happens.
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"If the kids in Parkland are being brave enough to stand up and do this, we can be brave enough to stand up with them," he told The New York Times.
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On opener "Lighthouse," Pyle reckons with warring thoughts—wanting to be brave enough to swim into life's uncharted deep end, but feeling tied down by the anchor of fear and anxiety.
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"If you, or someone you know, needs help, you need to be brave enough to ask and strong enough to stand with them as they fight through the disease," she said.
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The bickering over her speech reflects an ugly image we ought to be brave enough to face and an odious, arrogant fear of foreigners we ought to have long ago cast off.
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In a team setting, we may be all working together to accomplish a goal, but if somebody has a concern, they need to be brave enough to stand up and say it.
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"We hope all sides can be brave enough to shoulder their responsibilities, show goodwill to each other and take correct actions to help further ease tensions," she told a regular press briefing.
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"We believe photography can unlock the human heart, we as creatives need to be brave enough to step into those intimate spaces that some may shy away from and capture it," she says.
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"I know I've already inspired other women and other conservatives to be brave enough to run," she said, citing several friends and acquaintances who have approached her about potential bids of their own.
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But despite those achievements, it's taken the now 30-year-old nearly a decade of hustling to find her voice — and to be brave enough to share it with the world on her own terms.
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We want kids to be brave enough to reach for the stars and make their dreams a reality, To that end, we're teaming up with cool partners (it's a surprise!) to make their day unforgettable.
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"We must be brave enough to admit the 'war on terror' is not working," he said, vowing only to deploy troops when there was a clear need and a plan to secure a lasting peace.
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Mars and Pluto connect on December 17, creating a decisive, powerful energy that helps you tackle your bad habits and do exactly what this month has been asking you to be brave enough to do: Change!
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Irit is all those things on her own, dancing to her own beat, dressed in a grubby t-shirt that says "Killin' It." I hope that one day I'll be brave enough to do the same.
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"If she is not given an amnesty, there are tens of thousands of women, victims of sexual assault or harassment who won't be brave enough to report it," Laoly told reporters after meeting Maknun in Jakarta.
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His sale is live right now and includes everything from the patterned sofa you've always wanted to be brave enough to buy to an incredible driftwood lamp that will take your beach-y decor to the next level.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Few people will be brave enough to call the end of the 22019-year bond bullrun, but the idea that sub-zero borrowing costs may not be around forever is one people are increasingly willing to entertain.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Few people will be brave enough to call the end of the 22019-year bond bullrun, but the idea that sub-zero borrowing costs may not be around forever is one people are increasingly willing to entertain.
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Whether an average consumer would actually be brave enough to cross the threshold of department stores selling stuff like a $3,500 Sylvie bag from Gucci or $800 suede Alexander Wang Tia pumps, any pedestrian can press nose to windowpane.
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While we can be relieved that bipartisan leaders in Congress want to get to the bottom of this matter, will they be brave enough to subpoena the financial records and tax returns that Mr. Trump has refused to release?
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So when these guys try to go out and explore their sexuality they think 'oh they're gross, they're pervs' and it makes me wonder who would actually go into these brothels, who would be brave enough to actually try it?
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"The only reason my name is on it is after talking to [my editors] they convinced me for it to be a solid, truthful story, I had to be brave enough to put my name to it, so I did it," she says.
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"People feeling empowered enough to come forward with what has happened to them," she said, "and feeling their strength, allowing me to be brave enough to say that I, too, was in the same position — that I, too, denied it for many years."
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In a letter Stanley's widow Patricia Uris sent to the group after the Losers defeat Pennywise as adults, Stanley explains that he knew he wouldn't be brave enough to face "It" — so he made a choice that would confirm he never had to.
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LONDON, Nov 8 (Reuters) - 1/BACK TO ZERO Few people will be brave enough to call the end of the 30-year bond bullrun, but the idea that sub-zero borrowing costs may not be around forever is one people are increasingly willing to entertain.
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Having lost the battle with the pronoun "they" — she is absolutely in favor of its neutrality, just not its confusing grammatical ramifications — Miss Manners is going to be brave enough to try again, and proclaim her endorsement of Mx., or perhaps just M., as the French have sometimes done.
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If someone says something, you need to be brave enough to say that's not OK. It's hard sometimes, but trans kids and trans people are your neighbors, your public servants, your average, everyday humans who are imperfectly perfect and has every right to exist and be recognized as such.
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Sometimes, when he's taking a charge against Joel Embiid (seriously ask yourself if this is something you'd ever be brave enough to do), preventing an entry pass for 10 straight seconds, or racing down the floor for a chase-down block that other players would give up on, they're almost right.
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When the planets of war, Mars and Pluto, work together harmoniously, the energy can be passionate, productive, and hugely confident—it's a great time to do something you thought you might not be brave enough to do, and for you, dear Pisces, this Mars/Pluto connection will especially bring you and your community together to put some brilliant ideas to work.
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