Sentence examples for apparent heroism from inspiring English sources
Do you think of García as an "unreliable" speaker, and, if he is, what do you make of his apparent heroism?
That is to say, it is their anti-heroism, their apparent lack of Great Qualities, that makes them our size, or even smaller, so that we can stand among them as equals, like Dorothy among the Munchkins.
Samet's version of that principle, as she applies it to her students, should be heeded by journalists and politicians: "Our national fondness for celebrating the physical heroism of soldiers — the apparent readiness with which they sacrifice their lives to larger causes — eclipses the far less romantic displays of moral and intellectual fortitude that also distinguish so many of them.
One of the themes of the completed canvas is that life's apparent limits can dissolve in the presence of personal heroism and divine oversight.
He shows them in moments of concentration, pain and heroism, but never in moments of tenderness, as becomes apparent when you look at his "Conversion of the Magdalene" alongside Rembrandt's enigmatic "Jewish Bride", the ultimate image of domestic love.
On Friday, the heroism and generosity of teachers and school staff in Newtown became apparent to us all.
