Sentence examples for heroic resolve from inspiring English sources

For while the breakout is hailed as one of Britain's momentous acts of heroic resolve in World War II, it did not end as hoped.

José Limón's face had a heroic resolve and at the same time a yearning quality that gave his choreography a suspended feeling.

On the contrary, we should rebuild precisely because it would demonstrate what Mr. Benjamin calls "heroic resolve" in the face of terrific adversity.

After a tentative start, the mezzo-soprano Katharine Goeldner as Ruggiero got it together when it counted for the Neapolitan-styled showpiece aria of heroic resolve, "Sta nell'Ircana".

It took heroic resolve to walk out of the Japanese spaghetti western "Tampopo" and not head directly to a ramen bar.

Odabella's heroic resolve comes through in music filled with daring vocal leaps and bursts of defiant coloratura, and the soprano Violeta Urmana dispatched the part with fearlessness and earthy power.

The life of the nation and the life of Bush effortlessly merge -- his fortitude, even in the face of doubters, is that of the nation; his ordinariness, like theirs, is heroic; his resolve, to whatever end, will turn the wheel of history.

Given Germany's shaky trust in Mr Sarkozy, it may take heroic efforts to resolve them.

On the other hand, the Draupadi cult are not overly concerned about the first boon of the heroic death; they resolve the second dilemma, regarding Aravan's continued observation of the war, holding that Aravan was able to watch the entire war through the eyes of his severed head.

The use of heroic ICU to resolve conflicts and to develop time for mutual trust between clinicians, intensivists, patients, and relatives may create false hope, raise unrealistic expectations, and can be perceived as highly controversial.

On "24," such calamities are met with heroic pronouncements and redoubled resolve, but Moody's tale takes place in a hero-free zone.