Human Traits & Qualities - Bravery & Cowardice

used to say that it is better to live a short but meaningful life, filled with courage and boldness, rather than living a long but unremarkable life that lacks purpose or ambition

used to imply that confronting challenges with bravery is better than letting fear hold us back and suffer the consequences of inaction, as it may cause emotional suffering similar to death

used to emphasize the importance of taking action and being willing to take risks in order to achieve great things in life

used to imply that bullies use intimidation to make up for their own feelings of weakness or vulnerability

used to imply that a courageous person will rely on their inner strength and moral character to face challenges, rather than resorting to violence or intimidation

used to imply the importance of embracing the unknown, taking risks, and pushing beyond the boundaries of what is currently known or accepted in order to achieve great things

used to say that people's sense of right and wrong can make them hesitant or afraid to take action, even if it is necessary or beneficial

used to suggest that individuals with exceptional or unique abilities may stand out from the crowd and be isolated, while those who lack such qualities tend to seek safety in groups

used to suggest that a person who lacks courage or is too timid will never be able to win the affection of the person they desire, and that boldness and perseverance are necessary traits for success in romantic pursuits

used to suggest that progress and growth require taking some degree of risk and making an effort to move beyond one's current situation