Sentence examples for obscure hero from inspiring English sources
I loved this idea of the obscure hero who commanded a worshipful respect that an outsider (me, in this case) couldn't entirely comprehend.
Reagan was the first President to invite obscure heroes to appear at his major speeches.
DO-IT-YOURSELF TOYS Fans can sometimes fall for obscure heroes who are unlikely to get an official action figure.
Fast and furious, they also recall the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, and you can make out a little soul, a lot of acid rock and obscure Sub Pop heroes Love as Laughter in their hell-for-leather set.
Lost Treasures of the Black Heart is a night in which comedians go off-material and speak about their favourite unsung heroes and obscure facts.
Home schooled, he's a military-history buff, and has dressed up for Halloween — complete with kilt — as Sgt. Charles Stuart MacKenzie, an obscure Scottish hero from World War I. He's a Lego nut but with a twist, using the figures and buildings he makes to film stop-motion war movies with a camcorder.
Then I realized there was already an obscure DC hero called Catman.
But Marsh's idea that man's environment forms some sort of unity with a value of its own that goes beyond the uses man makes of it seems to be gaining ground, even among people who do not consider themselves to be radical environmentalists.Mr Lowenthal sometimes obscures his hero with extraneous information.
Gunn and Vile — who have been known to wear jean jackets, and to possess a great number of vinyl records — seem to take purposeful cues from the obscure, chooglin' heroes of yesteryear, from both before and after the folk singer Gram Parsons laid good claim to the idea of "cosmic American music".
