Sentence examples for heroism of a from inspiring English sources
She's the muse of a haunting reverie: the tribute of a warped artist to the heroism of a damaged maiden.
The poem, written in Tennyson's capacity as poet laureate, commemorates the heroism of a brigade of British soldiers at the Battle of Balaklava (1854) in the Crimean War.
Feature films about the Holocaust are often celebrated for preserving memory and raising awareness of the pervasive horror and occasional heroism of a fast-receding history.
If the season's movies have a message, it doesn't have much to do with the existential heroism of a "Die Hard," or the deep romance of a "Titanic".
And also: stumbling toward the last line of "Gunga Din," a tribute to the manly heroism of a lowly native water bearer, I reversed it.
The self-sacrificing heroism of a people in arms tends to drown out unwelcome noises off: dissidence, recalcitrance, apathy and cagey self-interest.
Exhibiting the necessary heroism of an Arab-world writer, Daoud refuses to leave Algeria despite the threats.
His best-known photographs, from the Parisienne leaping over a puddle in high heels to his dying father's desperate face, all share a belief in the heroism of self-assertion, a belief that every leap is a leap of faith.
Women, romantically primed or not, weren't.Heroism, of course, is a pretty high-risk strategy.
It celebrates the heroism of Queen Esther, a Jew who was married to the Persian king.
His heroism is of a different stripe.
