Sentence examples for heroic declaration from inspiring English sources
When, near the end, a prostitute on her way to jail finally lights up, it's a moment worthy of 1940's Hollywood, a small, ephemeral but in its way heroic declaration of freedom, and therefore the perfect expression of this film's resilient spirit.
The movement is dominated by high-spirited and dancelike ideas, which appear in turn with heroic declarations.
Throughout these two books, there is something more than a little nonsensical in O'Reilly's lachrymose nostalgia about his humble origins, as well as in his self-important declarations about his heroic battle to save America from the cultural elites.
That harsh declaration is in Levi's heroic book, "Survival in Auschwitz: The Nazi Assault on Humanity" (Collier, 1961), first published in the United States in 1959 as "If This Is a Man" (Orion Press).
The Vatican paired the announcement of Pius XII's "heroic virtue" — the step before beatification, which would be followed by canonization, or sainthood — with a similar declaration about Pope John Paul II, who was considered a great friend to the Jews.
My answers are always filled with such good will that I feel as if some heroic composition should be playing as I recite this declaration of my good intentions.
The Kayhan daily, as always, has dedicated its front page to the supreme leader's declarations, while carefully avoiding any reference to "heroic flexibility".
Melencolia I is a revolutionary declaration of the mysterious, ambiguous nature of the psyche, and the heroic suffering of introspection.
Such examples are heroic.
