Sentence examples for hidden heroes from inspiring English sources

Military caregivers of this generation are known as Hidden Heroes, but I do not want them to remain hidden any longer.

"They're my hidden heroes," he said.

Other "Hidden Heroes" stemmed from sudden flashes of inspiration.

Though one object in both "Hidden Heroes" and "Humble Masterpieces" doesn't quite fit that picture.

Intriguing though the stories behind these "Hidden Heroes" are, many of them have been told before.

Fact-checkers are the hidden heroes of journalism, multi-talented polymaths who toil in relative anonymity, both at this publication and others.

i-to-i wax lyrical about volunteers forming a new rainforest tribe and gaining inner strength - "meeting the hidden hero" - from the challenges.

This was partly thanks to center Andrew Bogut, the hidden hero of Sunday afternoon's game, who played strong defense and contributed 18 rebounds despite getting into early foul trouble.

There's a documentary playing tomorrow night at Harlem Stage, "Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band," which, if it doesn't advance the form of documentary filmmaking, nonetheless delivers memorable and valuable insights into the life and work of a hidden hero of musical modernity.

His abiding themes were free will and moral choice, explored in "The Hidden Hero" (1949), "A Change of Climate" (1954), "Man of the World" (1956) and several others, many of which he wrote while working as an editor at Knopf, where he discovered the Walker Percy novel "The Moviegoer".

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