Sentence examples for hero fit from inspiring English sources

Surely this abstinence from wine isn't in and of itself a sufficient cause for Milton to turn what is essentially a terrorist ogre into an orthodox hero fit for a Christian poem.

The account that emerged on Wednesday suggests that Mr. Weiner's interactions with the woman, a partisan Democrat from Indiana who thought of him as a hero, fit his longstanding pattern.

They began to turn him into an action hero fit for a globalized world — giving him an image that could overcome barriers of language and culture just as American movies do.

Boy, is he a hero: fit, pensive, rough when required, and so unceasingly moral that, on entering the hotel room of a blond, unaccompanied American reporter named Lawrie Dayne (Amy Ryan), he engages her in a constructive discussion of journalistic sources and then — I can still hardly believe this — he leaves.

How does the hero fit into the villain's life?

Save for Erving, Ashburn and a few others, most Philly sports heroes fit neatly on the Schmidt-Schultz Fan Appreciation Axis.

Many may be wondering how this new band of rag-tag heroes fits into this legendary cosmic storyline.

Michael Holden of The Guardian wrote that the actor was "too much the hero" to fit the classic rebel archetype properly, but he did not mind.

On September 9, 2014, Lundgren published Dolph Lundgren: Train Like an Action Hero: Be Fit Forever, a book which contains much biographical information of his earlier life and troubles and childhood photographs, and inspiration on maintaining physical fitness as a means of a better quality of life.

Mr. Stone circles back to the grand questions of power, war and secrecy that have propelled his most ambitious work, and finds a hero who fits a familiar Oliver Stone mold.

Lesson Three: Heroes come in all shapes and sizes – choose the hero that fits your goal.