He had the guts to go nose to nose with Hillary, had the guts to take on the elite media, he had the guts, no matter what the poll said, to campaign five or six or seven rallies a day.
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"Cruz had the guts to say it in Iowa," she continued.
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"Nobody else had the guts to do this," Mr. White said.
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IPC Had the guts to ban Russia when others did not.
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Trump spoke honestly and had the guts to speak his mind.
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"It's insane that they had the guts to do this," Covino said.
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"When I saw that, I knew Jose had the guts for this."
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What shocked me is that he had the guts to say it.
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What would I have asked my father if I'd had the guts?
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I'm glad someone had the guts to hit back on the GOP's fearmongering.
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I've never had the guts to raise the subject—maybe I never will.
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I've done this before but never had the guts to admit the real reason.
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Opening Calliope was our shared dream, and we had the guts to do it.
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I wondered if I would have had the guts to do what he did.
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But only Sprint had the guts to sue AT&T over its misleading claims.
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Imagine the Oscars ceremony that had the guts to nominate the brilliantly whimsical Paddington 2!
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Which is why I take heart that Fowler had the guts to step forward anyway.
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And nobody in Hollywood else had the guts to drop trow and butt-chug a beer.
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"Little" Michael Bloomberg, who never had the guts to run for president, knows nothing about me.
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Early on, you said you had the guts to act because you weren't afraid to fail.
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Ever wanted to see a shark up close but never had the guts to do it IRL?
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Democrat Eugene McCarthy, then a U.S. senator, had the guts to challenge a sitting president in 2628.
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I would train with Goggins (aptly nicknamed "the toughest athlete on the planet") if I had the guts.
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She had the guts to write letters to the New York Times [about Target] and quit that job.
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At her tender age, she had the guts to identify and fix her mistakes, over and over again.
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Before, I would never have had the guts to submit an Op-Ed to The New York Times.
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At age 34, I finally had the guts and the resources to negotiate a severance to be free.
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On Facebook, Wilson noted he was "the only Republican candidate who had the guts to appear" at the forum.
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The first day I had the guts to talk to you, I got lost in those stunning green eyes.
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"The only person who had the guts to stand up to him about it was Megyn Kelly," O'Donnell said.
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No other president in history, not one, would have had the guts to change the system at its roots.
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Pruitt simply had the guts to take a stand in favor of citizens and animal shelters of his state.
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Bernie Sanders argued that politicians from his and Biden's generation had the "guts" and acumen to solve the country's problems.
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J. Warner Wallace: The three things I wish someone had the guts to tell me when I graduated from college .
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What text would you send your first love, if you had the guts to contact them out of the blue?
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"So Terry Crews had the guts to speak out about assault and 50 cent thinks it's funny." one person tweeted.
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And then he's had the guts to take on other challenges in IndyCar and W.E.C., to utilize his ability elsewhere.
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It's a product I can't recommend anyone purchase, but it's one I'm still glad Samsung had the guts to make.
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Mainly, that if you were truly powerful, you could and would wear whatever was popular because you had the guts to.
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I take my hat off to the jurors they had the guts to do what should have been done for years.
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And she had the guts to stand up there and didn't apologize, where you know everybody is now apologizing for everything.
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President Trump did the hard work — he had the guts to discard the failed policies and conventional wisdom of the past.
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Kelly used a blunt interview style designed to challenge the newsmakers and analysts who had the guts to take her on.
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" Jamie Horowitz walked in and in two weeks he had the guts and the vision to say, "What are you guys doing?!
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But to have Baldwin, who had the guts to use those words—nigger, negro—and say exactly what they are, that's powerful.
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They might have not had the guts to shoot at students so close to them that they could see our faces clearly.
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I finally had the guts to move out two years ago, and have not had a relationship with my dad in this time.
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"I know this sounds strange, but before this happened I never had the guts to have my own practice," Dr. Karcher says quietly.
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"It's about time we had the guts to face what we're doing and simply not kick the can down the road," Pascrell said.
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"Quite frankly, she is doing something that I would have never had the guts to do, being bullied myself in high school," she said.
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She had the guts to take on and embarrass Joe Biden -- not only did she have the best language, she was the most memorable.
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The deal made perfect sense for both sides, which made it no less amazing that both GMs had the guts to pull the trigger.
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This was the first time an American company had the guts to publicly stand up and point the finger at the government of China.
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It gave rise to a thugocracy, and nobody had the guts to speak out against it for fear of what would happen to them.
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What I didn't fully realize is just what that chaos would look like, and that Marvel had the guts to, mostly, pull it off.
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Years ago, Chase had the guts to publicly admit to his addiction and the use of a wide-range of intoxicants including cocaine and alcohol.
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By 1984, she was divorced and had the guts to back up the lyric's threat — but the scene is set in 1962, when she didn't.
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"I wish that I had the guts to stand up for gay rights," she said wistfully (the contestants often use male and female pronouns interchangeably).
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"'Little' Michael Bloomberg, who never had the guts to run for president, knows nothing about me," Mr. Trump said on Twitter soon after the speech.
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Throughout the course of the 2016 election, President Donald J. Trump had the guts to campaign on a commitment to take on those bad actors.
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"I really think it is great that The Economist has had the guts to run this series and I like reading it from both sides," said another.
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As yet, nobody in New Hampshire has had the guts to brew a granite gin, with a delicate bouquet of damp stone, but these are early days.
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But finally, on Friday morning, Trump could remain silent no longer: "Little" Michael Bloomberg, who never had the guts to run for president, knows nothing about me.
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I felt so good in this rainbow one-piece, I almost had the guts to ride my bike to the beach in just the suit and flip-flops.
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He has never had the guts to do more than mouth a few platitudes while paying obeisance to the gun lobby and the state's admittedly historic gun culture.
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The point of the fool was not to be admirable in himself, but to be the class clown who had the guts to talk back to the teacher.
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He's the people's outlaw, a real-life Tony Montana in "Scarface" — a bad guy, sure, but at least he had the guts to be what he wanted to be.
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I wish it had the guts to chase the big guys, rather than creating a car held back because it was afraid of consumers and reviewers drawing the comparisons.
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"But at the end of the day, I'm not sure those guys I love and admire would have had the guts to do what Trump has done," she added.
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"Schneiderman, who ran the Clinton campaign in New York, never had the guts to bring this ridiculous case, which lingered in their office for almost 2 years," he added.
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Trump had the guts to lie to our face, and we loved it, or at least enough of us did that he'll be moving into the White House next month.
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Stack called out Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, saying that he wished the Kentucky Republican had the "guts" to bring a bill establishing universal background checks to a vote.
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Each one of these women have paid a personal and professional price in the current political climate and yet had the guts to stand up to Trump and his administration.
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We still contend that a great, nervy, dark romantic drama lurks at the heart of Passengers, if anybody involved in the film had just had the guts to explore it.
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"Schneiderman, who ran the Clinton campaign in New York, never had the guts to bring this ridiculous case, which lingered in their office for almost 2 years," Trump said on Twitter.
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Early on, Franz talks to a man restoring some murals in a church, who says he wishes he had the guts to show Christ's suffering as it must really have been.
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For us, fall means a potential new hair color (whether it's platinum or a partial highlight), cut, or at the very least, a style we haven't had the guts to try yet.
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While it's hard to iron out the facts, we do know that an incredible act of resistance did take place that day from a woman who had the guts to fight back.
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"He was someone who had the guts to speak up for the people," said Sheng Lianqi, a retired worker in his 70s, who said he never met Mr. Li but admired his writings.
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If I had the guts to actually go up to them then I'd most likely be a stuttering mess and say something stupid like, "uhh, spaghetti" and run away because I was so scared.
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He managed to get a drone to pick up a meal from a KFC drive-thru in Auckland, which we've all dreamt about but never had the guts — or well, the aptitude — to do.
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Mr. Sanders said, "There has got to be a thorough investigation" by House Democrats of Mr. Trump, and added that he wished that Republican senators had "the guts" to take action against the president.
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But in the November 12th episode "Into the Forest I Go" Star Trek: Discovery explored a subject that few mainstream shows have had the guts to tackle meaningfully: the rape and sexual abuse of men.
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When recently asked why, one replied that it was because Mao was a "kick-arse leader" who had had the guts to go to war with the Americans (during the Korean conflict of 1950-53).
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" In his 2014 memoir, "All Things Possible," the governor described Mr. Percoco as "the total package: trained as a lawyer, he had the guts, brains and stick-to-itiveness necessary to attack any project — hard.
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"No other president has had the guts, the courage to take on these special interests," Azar told Fox News host Tucker Carlson in December after Trump pushed new price transparency on the health care industry.
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"Jeff had the guts to defy the left-wing fanatics in his own party and to stand tall in defense of our Constitution, our freedom and democracy," Trump said before bringing Van Drew on stage.
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Not a heavy invisible fat suit covering my skin, not a prisoner trapped inside of myself, not hatred or wishing I had the guts to cut off my stomach fat like that other girl had.
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Marvel wouldn't have had the guts or the clout with audiences to pull off the '70s spy drama of Winter Soldier, or Tony Stark's ennui in Iron Man 3, back when things were first getting started.
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Love or hate President Trump's decision to pardon former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and give Rubashkin this commutation, at least he's had the guts to make those moves at a time when it could actually cost him.
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Inside the List A BOOKISH NEWCOMER You arrive at a certain age where you are in awe of younger people who are succeeding at something you wouldn't have had the guts to attempt at their age.
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Instead, we got a facsimile of loss, a moment where audiences go through the motions, aghast that a movie had the guts to kill off a leading character, without having to deal with any messy emotional ramifications.
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I just wanted to be authentic, and at the end of the day Bruce McDonald had the guts and the vision and he taught me everything because nobody, not the producers, nobody was gonna go for that ending.
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But Julie Foudy, one of the most prominent members of the '99ers, said she'd discussed with her teammates whether they would have had the guts to file a lawsuit against US Soccer months before their most important tournament.
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I never would have had the guts to go much more over an hour in length if listeners hadn't pointed out to me that a podcast can be any length at all... as long as it can stay interesting.
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I thought if she had the guts to go ahead and do that, then I should have the courage to go ahead and align myself more with a party that I was politically and philosophically more in line with.
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We all know "At Your Funeral": it's the soundtrack to mental montages of your high school crush with the snake bites hiding behind side fringe who you never had the guts to talk to (or is that just me?).
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He also tried to remind Alabamians that despite his troubled relationship with the president, he had been an early supporter of Mr. Trump's when "only one senator had the guts to support him," as one of Mr. Sessions's recent ads put it.
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However, it would have been even stronger if The Bachelor had the guts to ask finalist Victoria Fuller about her past modeling for a clothing brand that used a "White Lives Matter" slogan and the Confederate flag — which are themselves both symbols of racist hate.
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I will also be eternally grateful to Kevin Steele, the District Attorney of Montgomery County, who had the guts to believe in me, in the truth, and for trusting the justice system could get things right — even if the process had to be repeated.
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I will also be eternally grateful to Kevin Steele, the District Attorney of Montgomery County, who had the guts to believe in me, in the truth, and for trusting that the justice system could get things right — even if the process had to be repeated.
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There were the usual Qs about their clothes and working with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen as children, but they didn't get to the real gossip until someone had the guts to ask if Stamos and Loughlin ever took their on-screen romance, well, off screen.
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The Hell Bent for Pleather: In a dig on Blake Griffin's full pleather suit at the 2013 Dunk Contest that thank god somebody finally had the guts to mention, Shaq will once again wear one of the 45 suits he owns made of the exact same material.
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She had the guts to take on Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2628,28503 at auction MORE over a military issue.
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I know you are incredibly excited by all this but, trust me, you could – had you had the guts and vision – have based this new resource centre in the north, in Bradford, where they would have been loved and cherished in a way you in London can never understand. ….
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When I see it happening with those people and they tell me their stories, how they're so happy that they voted for my father, that they're so happy that he actually had the guts to take on those people to not just accept the status quo, to not just accept that.
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His music touched on the lives of many people who felt like they flew just under the radar of society; who were just funky enough to feel the soul underlying the commonality we share; and who had the guts enough to enjoy life by singing and dancing with joy and a bit of flamboyance.
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Henry Rollins may have never joined a band if it wasn't for lead singer H.R. stage-diving onto him; The Beastie Boys wouldn't have had the guts to transition from punk to hip-hop had they not witnessed Bad Brains' subversion of racial stereotypes; the drums on "Smells Like Teen Spirit" would've lacked their punch were it not for Dave Grohl nicking specific rhythms and fills from Earl Hudson.
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It wasn&apost just theater to them, it was a family reunion, and they are glad that the President had the guts to right in the middle of his term, not the last 15 minutes when he was in the White House, but in the middle of his term, see something that was an injustice and to correct it and to do it in a very public way.
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"Read our full interview: The CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods reveals how he decided to move away from gun sales in his stores and why he wishes Mitch McConnell had 'the guts' to act on gun controlStack said that if Dick's decided to sell off the remaining guns or send them back to the manufacturers, the result would be the same: the firearms would "end up back out on the street.
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On a night haunted by the reality of Trump that few had the guts to engage directly, Davis and Streep teamed up to give us a scene that reconciled the frivolity of the occasion and the gravity of our era by reminding their peers of their better calling as artists and reminding everyone in culture making and culture keeping industries the importance of pursuing great work that speaks the truth and holds those in authority accountable.
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BECAUSE I THINK ONE OF THE REASONS MYLAN HAD THE GUTS TO MOVE THIS PRICE UP SO RAPIDLY IS BECAUSE THEY DO HAVE A MONOPOLY, AND ABOUT 40% OF THEIR CLIENTELE IS MEDICAID, SO THEY CAN CHEAT THE TAXPAYERS AS MUCH AS THEY'RE CHEATING INDIVIDUAL FAMILIES, SO THEY'RE PUTTING OUT THIS $300 GIFT CERTIFICATE, OR WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT TO HELP FAMILIES, BUT ARE THEY PUTTING IT OUT TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SO WE CAN SAVE TAXPAYERS' MONEY THE SAME WAY THAT THEY WANT TO MAKE IT A LITTLE BIT CHEAPER FOR THE FAMILIES.
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