My acceptance was notably heroic, as I do not specially care for the stuff, but Hennessy, an intoxicating mixture of modern French suaverie and residual Irish blarney, is a persuasive tutor.
Himself the descendant of imperial officers, he offers us something close to a rose-tinted picture of that caste, and a notably heroic picture of Alexander himself, the man who "more than any other individual," he tells us, "was responsible for Napoleon's overthrow".
Takamura Kōtarō was particularly influenced by Auguste Rodin, as was Ogiwara Morie, who produced notably fine heroic figures.
Antihero, a protagonist of a drama or narrative who is notably lacking in heroic qualities.
I find, however, that "Swan Lake" is not "Swan Lake" unless the corps dances with an element of heroic strain — notably in the downward wing beat of the arms.
But they would recognise instantly many of the hundreds of voices Foray created in a career that spanned 85 years, most notably those of the heroic flying squirrel, Rocket J Squirrel, and the sinister spy, Nastasha Fatale, pitched perfectly to the off-the-wall humour of The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show.
The local Labour-led council has done some heroic work, most notably on building social housing Out in the suburbs such problems can be much more easily ignored.
The local Labour-led council has done some heroic work, most notably on building social housing, but it has been told off by the chieftains on the Westminster frontbench for "running ahead of national policy".
He was vilified after he was sent off during England's exit in the 1998 World Cup but won fans over with some heroic performances, most notably against Greece in 2001 Robson's international career was blighted by injury.
August 31, 1912 Chillán, Chile January 4 , 1996Puebla, Mexico Ramón Vinay, (born Aug. 31, 1912, Chillán, Chile died Jan . 4 , 1996Puebla, Mexico) Chilean opera singer who, achieved his greatest recognition as a heroic tenor, most notably in the title role in Giuseppe Verdi's Otello.
But Beethoven could make his music convey such "stories" of struggle and triumph even in the absence of text or an overt program, notably in his Symphony No. 3 (the "Eroica," or "Heroic").
