用heroic造句子，“heroic”造句

No amount of imperialists'bombs could blot out this heroic city.

The defense of the alarm was a heroic action of gallant men.

A product of the late Romantic period, the concerto also has its heroic symphonic sections.

This success made Daqing a byword for industrial zeal and heroic self-sacrifice in the name of the revolution.

They are led by 13-year-old John: spoiled, surly, often mean, yet determined and even heroic in keeping his siblings alive.

If there are heroic figures in his story, they are the chemotherapists and the biomedical scientists whose researches seek ever more specific targets for drug action.

The definition of an anti-hero as a character who performs acts that are generally deemed or thought to be heroic, but he/she will do so with methods, actions, manners, and intentions that are not so.

Combined with modern media, the traditional culture of chivalrous conducts goes to the public, occupying more and more readers compared to the belles-lettres, reflecting the massespurchase of individual freedom, imagination about and escape from the reality, and keenness on heroic complex.

A multitude of heroic figures emerge.

Not because it is heroic. It can imagine no alternative.

Mr King casts an unsparing light on the rather less heroic reality, of collaboration and denunciation.

We also remember the heroic men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation's freedom.

Over the last 10 years, thanks to the tireless and heroic work of our military and our counterterrorism professionals, we’ve made great strides in that effort.

"These workers are trained to understand the risks, but that only makes it all the more heroic that they have agreed to stay and work to prevent a disaster," he said.

It was a heroic deed, he said.

The heroic sisters quickly headed off the panic-stricken sheep.

Prior to the broadcasting of Yueyue’s tragedy, several sensational lawsuits had embittered the public toward performing heroic deeds for strangers.

You might expect the religious to accept death as God's will and, while not hurrying towards it, not to seek to prolong their lives using heroic and often traumatic medical procedures.

We'll never call that a heroic deed.

It says: what we need is a heroic leader who will save us.

Mallory's death was part of a heroic age of mountaineering and exploration when the tallest peaks of the Himalayas were yet to be vanquished.

a heroic fighter for the cause of democracy

There is your classic heroic hero, willing and un-willing heroes, group orientated and loner heroes, anti-heroes, tragic heroes, trickster heroes and loner heroes.

The heroic people will never submit to foreign rule.

Too often bosses, like generals, dislike being away from the heat of battle, and use their past heroic status to undermine their successors and lobby for their own return.

Police officers at first portrayed the shoot-out as a heroic victory by lawmen over the lawless.

An Aries animus reeks of raw, heroic power -the kind of man who will barge in, seize the moment and save his damsel from distress, all while leaping tall buildings in a single bound.