Sentence examples for a particular hero from inspiring English sources

A particular hero is Piero Manzoni (1933-1963), forous for canning what he advertised as his own excrement.

Among liberal-minded Catholics, Pope John is a particular hero: the only pontiff of modern times, saving perhaps the present one, whom they unconditionally admire.

The song celebrates the deeds of a particular hero of Mr Chavez called Ezequiel Zamora, known as the "general of the sovereign people", who campaigned against the landed oligarchy of the time.

Chaka Khan was a particular hero, Ms. Fischer said, and when she got the chance to sing with her, it... well, she could not quite finish the sentence, breaking into tears of gratitude.

Aldus the Elder, patriarch of three generations of scholar-printers who gave us italic typography as well as the comma, colon and full stop, is a particular hero to Truss.

Lord Leicester, Holkham's owner and Brettingham's employer, was a particular hero of Curzon's.

The men in Ellington's band, which was playing when Benny Goodman was in short trousers and when the word "swing" was unknown, have aroused such admiration individually that there are many collectors who spend their time searching for old Ellington records not because they want to listen to the band as a whole but to savor the thirty seconds in which their particular hero takes a solo.

Additionally, there is a specific model in the collection designated for those who want to honor a particular fallen hero.

Her particular hero is Klaus Oeggl, an Innsbruck paleobotanist whose stock in trade is organic samples from prehistoric bogs.

His sensuous and eclectic stylizations in every medium — a Pentecost of visual languages, including that of his particular hero, Aubrey Beardsley — might seem archly decadent, but they don't feel decadent.

Unfortunately for me, this particular hero of mine happens to have a Twitter account, and uses it a lot.