Sentence examples for remarkable heroism from inspiring English sources

They were, Mr Keith said, "acts of remarkable heroism and human fortitude".

From a footballer to pipers, to men who were born in Scotland and then fought for their new countries of Canada and New Zealand, every one of Scotland's Victoria Cross winners demonstrated remarkable heroism.

With respect to this engagement, a remarkable case of heroism on the part of a young officer was reported.

The generosity, the selflessness that emanates from these stories, is remarkable, and it makes the heroism of that day seem less surprising.

BEFORE this war is over there will be acts of heroism, perhaps some so remarkable that they will merit the Medal of Honor, the nation's highest decoration for valor.

The story of Wanderer's 1964 ocean voyage is one of the most remarkable stories in a canon filled with heroism and catastrophe.

The recent crop of movies has largely failed to reckon with the military racism that makes black heroism in the war all the more remarkable.

He and Martin were invited to the Pride celebration there and had the remarkable experience of meeting President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, in recognition of their heroism and contributions to our movement.

Remarkable for a low-budget western, "Lonely Are the Brave" poses uneasy questions about the idea, and value, of heroism.

Just as historical fiction can illuminate a era, she said — its heroism and its bloody lunacy alike — so her book would use its characters to clarify exactly the same remarkable contradictions in the brain and its tangled circuits.

Jeter's final act of heroism at Yankee Stadium, with the walk-off, game-winning single last Thursday night, was made all the more remarkable by the stunning fact that it was the first game he'd ever played in the Bronx with the team mathematically eliminated from postseason competition.