Sentence examples for hero something from inspiring English sources
She has died to give our hero something to do.
Instead, Darlow's slightly unorthodox, yet efficient, approach to the job has made him an unlikely hero, something emphasised on Saturday when he threw his team-mates a survival lifeline by saving Yohan Cabaye's second-half penalty.
I will do anything but sit at my desk, but all the time, ideas are ruminating around in the back of my mind and then suddenly after six hours of Guitar Hero, something concrete emerges from the void.
(Richard Bissell, whom Hoffman summoned from M.I.T. to act as his chief economist, comes close to being a sixth hero — something of a rehabilitation for a figure now mostly recalled as one of the C.I.A. men behind the Bay of Pigs invasion).
It's too late to give the veterans the £10m and they didn't get their land fit for heroes – something approaching that was finally won by the generation who came through the second world war.
"Bald, it's the spirit of Dry: Its climate – it is much more an essence of climate than a geographic place – makes it a damned terrain, a testing place for heroes, something like a higher hell".
"Because the fact that we cover these things, we put them on stage, we make -- you can call him hero, anti-hero, something -- we give them a starring role in this".
I suppose, in hindsight, I might have inoculated myself against such criticism by referring specifically to "public heroes" or "national heroes," or something like that.
By the mid-seventies, Cosell had shifted from a controversial sixties-era culture hero to something else.
The hero is something of a trickster; he dissimulates his own powers, while exploiting the weaknesses of those around him.
