Whether it was the pressure of expectation on a still sleepy mind or possibly a genuine call to heroics, a hope that he could do some good here, Super Goat Man had taken the bait.
But he is also, in Mr. Anderson's disarmingly graceful film, a heroic knight-errant and a genuine romantic hero, blessed by and ultimately deserving of the love of a lovely and gentle Emily Watson.
The move could see the comic book film, now firmly established as a genuine successor to the western in the field of heroic action, entering spectacularly imaginative new territory.
The best chapter, Ralph Nader is a Big Fat Idiot, recounts Tobias heroic but not-yet-successful effort to effect genuine auto insurance reform in California and elsewhere.
Yet as Eastwood became a genuine star, some high-profile artists came on board to refine his heroic image.
Noted Sinologist Hellmut Wilhelm claims even though the display of grief was genuine, it was also a way of emulating the stories of his heroic idols and "[establishing himself] in the public eye".
But in the real world, individual heroics are a fool's gold when compared to the genuine value of building political movements.
For him, blues music, with its demands for improvisation, resilience and creativity, is at the heart of American identity -- it represents the heroic and affirmative attitude toward life that is, in his view, the genuine legacy of slavery.
Weber's methodology in the end amounts to a call for the heroic character-virtue of clear-sightedness and intellectual integrity that together constitute a genuine person of science — a scientist with a sense of vocation who has a passionate commitment to one's own specialized research, yet is utterly "free of illusions" [Löwith 1982, 38].
