Sentence examples for indeed a hero from inspiring English sources
Mr. Adnan, as well as countless other Palestinians, is indeed a hero, and the hope for justice and peace in Palestine-Israel.
If the pilot was indeed a hero, he was a reluctant one, saying that he pulled off a "maneuver we practice in training very often," according to CNN.
After a week of intense criticism, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg retreated yesterday from previous remarks and said a retired police detective who died at age 34 after working hundreds of hours at ground zero was indeed a hero.
Jeff Fort, for example, is a name that means little to most Americans, let alone Europeans, but he is a legend, and indeed a hero, among Chicago's African-American community.
Mollie wasn't anything like a Broadway big shot, except in the sense that Broadway big shots can be fantastic (and endearing) liars; and yet, by the end of the story, it does not seem at all surprising that he was, indeed, a hero.
But for those who turn to the profession for safety and peace of mind, a good chimney sweep can indeed be a hero, or at least a comfort, especially this time of year.
While I do not agree with every point that Youssef makes, it is increasingly evident that far from being a criminal, he is simply an inconvenient reality for the current leadership -- and he has indeed become a hero to many on the street.
He is indeed a multicultural hero.
The effect, he wrote, is that Parker "was indeed a 'white' hero.
(Indeed, a politician hero who translates Baudelaire in his office suggests Koeppen is enacting his own predicament rather too closely: the tradition of the solipsistic artist alienated from society is a long one in German literature).
