Sentence examples for hero causes from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the intention to Be a Hero causes one instead to Be the Schlemiel.

You can't call me a hero cause I ain't scared 'a nuthin' on God's blue earth".

While Michael's work Mēghanādavadh (1861; a long poem on the Rāma theme in which Rāma and Lakṣmaṇa become the villains and Rāvaṇa the hero) caused a stir, the literary event of the period was the appearance on the scene of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee, whose first novel, Durgeśanandinī ("Daughter of the Lord of the Fort"), appeared in 1865.

He also hoped to star in "The Tony Clifton Story," and Zehme's synopsis of the screenplay Kaufman and Zmuda wrote (in which Andy Kaufman was the bad guy and Tony Clifton the hero) caused me both to laugh out loud at the tricky layers-of-reality plot and to regret deeply that the movie never got made -- a sentiment shared in retrospect, Zehme tells us, by the studio executives who rejected it.

It has been six weeks since the 2005 Ashes hero caused a few splutters over morning breakfast bowls by announcing his career change and the transformation in his physique is striking.

The act was passed after the reckless behavior of a group of glory-seeking young heroes caused hundreds of civilian casualties.

1962 10 Bombs Explode in Paris Ten plastic bombs exploded in the heart of Paris this afternoon at the homes of journalists, teachers, union leaders and former Resistance heroes, causing heavy damage but no serious injuries.

Amanda Foreman, author of A World on Fire, a history of Britain's involvement in the civil war, believes that casting a Briton as the national hero could cause offence.

For a nation short on heroes or causes for celebration, the sight of our boys in blue outwitting the world, at least for a moment, was one to behold.

Second, once we have convinced ourselves of the righteousness of a hero or cause, it can be damn hard to unlearn that devotion.

"We're raising money for Help for Heroes, a cause he ran and died for.