He then called the four squires before him, and resigned to them the Prince's gift, saying, it was to their valiantness that he owed it.
And as touching the valiantness of the sword at the foil, Sir.
Norwich, called Sir Robert Sale, was no gentleman born, says Froissart; but he had the grace to be reputed sage and valiant in arms, and for his valiantness King Edward had made him a knight.
And as touching the valiantness of the piques, the Duke of M.
He was no gentleman born, but he had the grace to be reputed sage and valiant in arms, and for his valiantness king Edward made him knight.
And, sir, methinks ye ought to rejoice, though the journey be not as ye would have had it, for this day ye have won the high renown of prowess and have passed this day in valiantness all other of your party.
I think verily by his valiantness he will not fly: I trust we shall have him by the grace of God and Saint George, so he be well fought withal: and, sir, I heard you say that this day I should see you a good knight.
That is truth, said Sir Tristram, I understand thy valiantness well.
Thus Froissart tells us of Sir Robert Sale, the governor of Norwich, that 'he was no gentleman born, but he had the grace to be reputed sage and valiant in arms, and for his valiantness King Edward made him knight.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "valiantness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
