1.   But, Dionekes continues, this is not real courage.

2.   Real courage would mean standing up to the army of special interests and narrow constituencies that feed at the public trough and telling them to make do with less.

3.   Real courage comes from people who are under fire and who function though under the pall of fear.

4.   Real courage is a spiritual idea stemming from the mind of God.

5.   Real courage.

6.   That takes real courage.

7.   There, in the solid form of a man named McCoy, stood real courage.

8.   Yet here is a true giant among authors, for his real courage and unbending resolve.

9.   After the game Racing coach Merlo told reporters his team had shown real courage to steal the victory.

10.   But it would take real courage to attack her so early when Olympic medals are at stake.