Sentence examples for righteous warrior from inspiring English sources

Where we saw a hard-right politician, they saw a righteous warrior for their cause.

Nonetheless, "Righteous Warrior" should stand as the go-to biography of Helms for some time.

Stocked as it is with all this information, "Righteous Warrior" offers little in the way of description, scene-setting, recaptured conversations or the fine feel of Helms's life.

You're not just my funny TV boyfriend, you're a righteous warrior dressed as a jester – a clown with a knife in his teeth.

William A. Link, a historian at the University of Florida, recounts this incident in "Righteous Warrior: Jesse Helms and the Rise of Modern Conservatism," his hefty life of the blunt, bullheaded, hard-right leader who — more than anyone besides Ronald Reagan — embodied conservatism in the 1980s and beyond.

To an outsider, it might seem like stage-fighting with battery-powered lightsabers, but to Mr. Michael, it is aspiring righteous warriors communing with the Force, that energy that gives the Jedi his power and binds the galaxy.

There's no shortage of funny business in the series, however, from the "cowabunga, dude!" exclamations of the turtles -- and the way they eat pizza by jumping into a pie -- to the very absurdity of the idea of four small pet-store creatures who interacted with radioactive ooze (heard that one before?) and became powerful and righteous warriors.

He wrote "The Many and the Few," about the God-given invincibility of Judah Maccabee's righteous warriors, to fit the tune of an Appalachian ballad, "Down in the Willow Garden"; Arlo Guthrie, Lorin Sklamberg and Ms. McKeown traded its unaccompanied verses.

Without hesitation, Lewis cited David, who is often depicted as a flawed but righteous king, warrior, musician and poet.

Asked which Biblical figure he most closely identified with, Lewis, without hesitation, said David, who is often depicted as a flawed but righteous king, warrior, musician and poet.

Dave Marsh was a righteous class warrior of rock criticism, brandishing a blue collar and a chip on his shoulder dwarfed only by the size of the heart on his sleeve.