Sentence examples for heroic time from inspiring English sources

"It was a heroic time, both for Germany and for myself," he wrote.

First came the heroic time, when the ground troops the United States first sent in 1965 were seen as "saving the Vietnamese".

The result is a little embarrassing: what Stockett did in safety in 2009 feels like a projection of what she would have liked to have done in a more heroic time.

This heroic time-wasting turned out to be excellent training for his life's work.

Heroic times call for different measures or different standards in a lot of ways".

Their next picture was a wry contribution to postwar nostalgia for more heroic times, "Appointment With Venus".

It saw Hardie's win as a "utopian socialist" hankering for a leftward tilt and "the certainties of more heroic times".

It is tempting to read in the victory of the Utopian socialist Keir Hardie a lurch to the left by a party behind in the polls and nostalgic for the certainties of more heroic times.

There are none of the dazzling leadership skills that have made him such a potent role model for our own less heroic times ("He always has his finger on our pulse," wrote Frank Worsley, one of his devoted henchmen).

In case you missed it, the very same morning the WikiLeaks video was released, the New York Times confirmed reports by heroic Times of London correspondent Jerome Starkey that American Special Operations soldiers actually dug their bullets out of the bodies of the women as part of a cover-up.

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