Sentence examples for need of a hero from inspiring English sources

Lindegaard added: "Homosexuals are in need of a hero.

America has been in need of a hero from the business world.

It's even more alive, dangerous, and in need of a hero in Thomas' film translation.

KABUL, Afghanistan -- In a country desperately in need of a hero, Sayyid Abdullah Hashemi would like to apply for the job.

This time, a third straight sellout crowd cheered every basket with signs begging the Grizzlies to "Finish Them" in a town in desperate need of a hero.

With the score tied in the final minute Friday at Verizon Center, the Atlanta Hawks were in need of a hero.

But the portrayal of our need for a hero underlies the ultimate metanarrative Jesus told.

With Malaysians squabbling viciously over improbable new allegations against the opposition leader, Anwar Ibrahim, and Mr Badawi's own heir-apparent, Najib Razak, the system has never looked in more need of a reforming hero (see article).

This woman, this magnificent, fabulous, courageous, amazing savior of 300 slaves, countless other men and women and also a little girl from Philadelphia in desperate need of a female hero, had had her reputation tarnished in such an ugly way, and not by some random, Confederate-flag-toting, "N -word-spewing racist but by oN -word-spewingrespected AfricaN -word-spewingin Ameracistbutiness.

In need of a mission, our hero, who comes to believe he is Luke, decides to rebuild the deserted movie palace with the help of the townsfolk and Harry, the owner and projectionist.

It's a crucial day for the gay marriage vote, and while the Burma protestors are brandishing placards and chanting slogans it's a tough gig: the London Gay Men's Chorus launches into a multi-part acapella version of "I Need a Hero" and Peter Tatchell has appeared and started dancing.