Sentence examples for real heroism from inspiring English sources
The operation was ghastly, but Burney's real heroism came later.
Mostly young reporters accustomed to mocking the foibles of quasi-public figures like the publicist Lizzie Grubman found themselves chronicling real heroism and sorrow.
The heroic music of his youth fits squarely with the fantasy life of the bourgeoisie, for whom real heroism is simply unavailable.
For such a man to make that stand on that issue in that place at that time was an act of real heroism.
And yet his real heroism is of a more delicate kind: with Franco's help he learns how to reawaken the active compassion in his heart, nearly dried out from years of neglect.
The real heroism under fire on United 93 only calls attention to the emptiness of the heroic poses Mr. Ashcroft strikes while celebrating his own terror-fighting prowess on TV.
There was real British heroism on show in the gripping Secret History film, The Dambusters' Great Escape (Channel 4, Sunday).
I wanted to honor his hope and courage, real American heroism, not the John Wayne kind.
This is real-life heroism: well-meaning, often foolhardy, pretty frail.
Dietrich's real-life heroism allowed her to play women who had shown none of her moral courage and invest them with human dimension.
