Sentence examples for heroic power from inspiring English sources

Yet Siegfried must also have heroic power.

Domingo Estrada Jr.'s Aeneas is handsome but short of heroic power.

A Rossini Otello should have both heroic power and bel canto agility.

One morning, I employed the FF's heroic power plant on a preschool run, my 2-year-old strapped into a car seat in the back.

Reality's cold water reminds drivers that it's tough to employ the full heroic power and handling of cars in this class on public roads (safely, anyway).

Reynolds' own painting gained a genuine heroic power and elevated grace from his frustrated ambition to be a history painter, although for that very reason he occasionally tumbled into bathos.

Whether Keaton really did possess heroic powers of invincibility or not, he was tougher than most of his Hollywood peers.

Summoning the disruptive and heroic powers of high modernism, Sontag insisted that formal experimentation could "reorganize the audience's entire sensibility".

The Sunday heroics powered the Dodgers to a 3-2 victoverover the Arizona Diamondbacks, putting the Dodgers back in first place and dropping the Diamondbacks into third.

And they're just as heroic, scheming, power-hungry, ruthless, visionary and fascinating as their male counterparts.

It's certainly true that many of the moral heroes of the 20th century, as well as the movements they led, were primarily defined not by their heroic use of power and office, but by their inspired opposition to the powers that be--from Gandhi to Martin Luther King to Nelson Mandela.