In an uncharacteristically heroic move, I found myself genuinely wanting to intervene, crack him round the back of the head or jump on his back.
In an uncharacteristically heroic move, I found myself genuinely wanting to intervene, crack him round the back of the head, or jump on his back.
That is why we should celebrate a heroic move like his, a brave first step in shattering both the silence around this epidemic and the "othering" we condone by not talking about it.
It's strategy, of course; but passive-aggressiveness is risk-free, neither heroic nor moving.
To rebuild is heroic; to move is a retreat, an act of cowardice.
And his role — here as in its companion work, "De Sueños" ("Of Dreams") — is distinguished by the factor that makes the Actaeon myth moving: heroic pathos.
It commemorates those original Blood-River and keep-the-bloodlines-pure oxen-wagon Boers (my guide is of south Asian descent).The view is stunning, and an equally stunning stone frieze depicts the long trek in moving, heroic form.
Echoes of Busby Berkeley cannot hide a growing unease and desperation, which climax in a heroic and peculiarly moving sequence of jumps for the men that take off from and land in a push-up position.
"Fury" moves the heroic tough guy trials into the claustrophobic space of a tank, as a five-man crew, led by Pitt's stoic but damaged noncommissioned officer, nicknamed "Wardaddy," takes on a dangerous and possibly futile mission.
Last year, Benedict confirmed the "heroic virtues" of John Paul, moving him closer to sainthood, but Vatican experts say the renewed attention on historical questions may delay the process.
