“What better way to round off the celebrations than with a Maratha pageant to capture the valour of the great Marathas!”

“He displayed great valour, courage and determination in the pursuit of his goal.”

“As British children learned to admire the valour of Drake and Nelson, so young Australians were taught to honour the explorers and pioneers.”

“He served with honor and distinction in Vietnam, earning several medals for his courage and valor.”

“By Armistice Day, he was himself a legitimate war hero with several recommendations for medals of valor.”

“They have decided to risk losing through cowardliness, rather than to risk winning through valor.”

“Finally, his valorisation of tolerance above all other things, is all too compatible with injustice.”

“Firstly, the distinction rests on a reflex valorisation of the New and denigration of the Old.”

“Is the public recognition of ethnic communities across the United Kingdom dependent on their valorisation by literary fiction?”

“The valiance he displayed in the face of danger earned him a respected reputation as a brave adventurer.”

“They also hoped that the players' vigor, valiance and glamour rubbed off on them.”

“But it was Prior's own valiance that allowed England to leave Auckland with dignity and scoreline intact.”

“He proposes that we read the novel's valorization of failure as its way of preserving the possibility of a utopian future.”

“The result is ongoing competition and conflict and the valorization of generosity and condemnation of miserliness and envy.”

“This is clearest in his valorization of the visual iconography of the French Revolution.”

“A brief exhortation to valiancy and honour was generally added by the constable or herald.”

“While deprecating the breathlessness of keeping up with the contemporary, the most old-fashioned of us must admire its valiancy.”

“This is no light-mindedness that thou beholdest in me, but the valiancy that the Fathers have set in mine heart.”

“The valiantness of the soldiers was commendable, as they fearlessly faced the enemy on the battlefield.”

“New windows and refreshed design, at the same time retaining all of the safety standards and all of their ergonomic and aerodynamic valours.”

“We were even the first surprised when there were the first references to a Sailore's spirit or a Sailore's attitude. We mean valours that we share and that we want to promote in our company.”

“In the thirteenth century she was a noblewoman of Southern France, called de Valours, and was burnt as a witch.”