Sentence examples for undoubtedly heroic from inspiring English sources

It was a thrilling match and the Lions were undoubtedly heroic, to the point of foolhardiness.

In The Man on Devil's Island, Harris brought "Dreyfusard" intellectuals down from their pedestal, arguing that their victory, while undoubtedly heroic, helped to commit the French republic to a rigid and even intolerant secularism whose damaging consequences are felt to this day.

The British medical journal Lancet published an editorial praising its ambitious scope: "Setting up such a program has undoubtedly required heroic efforts," it said.

Undoubtedly, her most heroic work was The Picture of Health, in 1982, which she began after being diagnosed with breast cancer.

Zatopek, who runs with his tongue sticking out and his arms alternately flapping at his sides and raised above his head, has undoubtedly been the heroic figure of the 1952 Olympic Games.

The New Yorker, August 9, 1952 P. 32 Zatopek, who runs with his tongue sticking out and his arms alternately flapping at his sides and raised above his head, has undoubtedly been the heroic figure of the 1952 Olympic Games.

The men of the FSA who volunteered for this mission are heroic and undoubtedly some of the best and bravest serving in the revolution.

The stars undoubtedly are Richard Lewis as a nicely heroic Tamino, Joan Carlyle as a touching Pamina and Geraint Evans as an irrepressible Papageno.

Nor are these voyages inspiring in the way that the heroic pioneering Russian and US space exploits undoubtedly were.

Anyone inclined to believe her depiction of Dick Cheney as a heroic bureaucrat but otherwise ordinary guy will undoubtedly reconsider such assumptions after taking in "Cheney's Law," a "Frontline" documentary making its debut on PBS tonight.

But repeating the heroics of last year's campaign could be tough in a division that has undoubtedly improved, and they may find themselves in that middle eight when the divisions split come mid-August.