Sentence examples for public hero from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of many public disasters sees the swift emergence of a public hero to counterpoint the tragedy.

It's believable enough that The Daily Mail would champion Martin as a public hero and splash a picture of Gareth's stocks across the front page.

It's an odd thing, but a star with a weakness for public hero worship seems to inspire deliriously wide-eyed hero worship in his fans.

Her charisma and her courage in taking on this job after her successful treatment for her brain tumour combined to make her a public hero.

The most rough hewn and least literate (Mr. Wright) is a woundable soul and the society member who becomes a public hero, when he stands trial for soliciting a police officer in a restroom.

(Dillinger, as played by Depp, boasted that he could rob a bank in, "About a minute... 40 seconds... flat". A fully fledged public hero, he was shot dead in a police ambush).

"You and me might not be infatuated by Bollywood stars but the rest of the public hero-worships them.

We're human beings, my son, almost birds, public heroes and secrets.

I suppose, in hindsight, I might have inoculated myself against such criticism by referring specifically to "public heroes" or "national heroes," or something like that.

These public heroes have been leading an effort to write up the Simpson-Bowles deficit commission report as legislation to serve as the beginning for a serious effort to get our house in order.

The result was a steady flow of generally positive public attention during the risky and expensive drive to land a man on the Moon, making public heroes of the early astronauts.