Sentence examples for heroic challenges from inspiring English sources

In the Narnia books, nestled inside the delightful stories of talking animals, heroic challenges and whimsical scenes, the meaning is clear: the heroes find true happiness only after death, when their spiritual superiority buys them passage to heaven.

Orthopedics has seen no less than 3 such heroic challenges only in the last few years, all of which have led to publications in New England Journal of Medicine and which have caused a healthy amount of turmoil within our specialty.

The research touches upon the heroic challenge of speaking up or acting against injustice.

"I like to say that we decomposed a heroic challenge into a limited set of monumental tasks," Socolow later wrote.

A missed red with yet another at his mercy signalled the end of an unexpectedly heroic challenge.

In the big picture, the research touches upon history's darkest hours and the heroic challenge of speaking up or acting against injustice, according to Goldenberg.

Is this the end of Halep's heroic challenge or can we look forward to a few more twists and turns?

The US media and political establishment insist on reading Bernie Sanders' presidential run as a Don Quixote story – an underdog's doomed, if poetically heroic, challenge to an immutable status quo that offers little hope to the poor.

This way of looking at things, he observes wryly, decomposes a heroic challenge (eliminating the emissions in the stabilisation triangle) into a limited set of merely monumental tasks.What constitutes a wedge is, to a certain extent, a matter of taste.

Our Agency for International Development has a heroic challenge ahead.

In the video game Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, there is a Heroic Challenge called "This is Persia", which is completed by causing an enemy to fall to their death down a bottomless pit.