You know, a lot of people risk their lives in a brief act of heroism, which is kind of cool, but Jill has what I call slow heroism.

You know, a lot of people risk their lives in a brief act of heroism, which is kind of cool, but Jill has what I call slow heroism.

This will not be easy to achieve in a country where many people consider breaking the law an act of heroism.

I accuse myself of a sense of heroism.

And last but not least, in this time, this generation, everyone follows, no one is themself being yourself itself is an act of heroism.

Now I believe you're capable of any heroism.

The key to heroism is two things.

The key to heroism is two things.

Banality of heroism. It's ordinary people who do heroic deeds.

You can remember some deed of heroism, some touch of nobility.

We commend them for their heroism and compassion.

Banality of heroism is, it's ordinary people who do heroic deeds.

Traditional ideals of war's nobility and heroism were lost as well

(Heroism survives, in part, in the romanticized idea of the heroic entrepreneur. )

You wouldn't believe how many people are here because of futile heroism.

Poverty drives some to take money in exchange for acts of violence, abetted by the lure of a false heroism that they were not able to act upon during Saddam s long reign.

This rhetorical heroism is enough to leave the world speechless.

There's something about that that speaks to a kind of nobility and heroism.

But to be effective in the cause of heroism, the hero must die promptly.

I am surrounded by stories of heroes whose heroism might inspire others to effect change themselves.

I get this guy who was surprisingly short in stature, huge in heroism.

But if I don't go through with it, where will the heroism be?

Myths about his wartime heroism and divine status soon followed, and a cult of personality was established.

All admire the courage and heroism of the airpostman as he safely regains his Spitfire in midair.

Today, 60 years later, we remember loved ones lost and recount stories of their great heroism and valour.

Would not monuments to shame be as instructive, if not more so, than monuments to heroism?

So, after a week of heroism he and a few thousand of his men crossed the border into Austria and exile.

She then quickly proceeded to give a long celebratory speech about the heroism of US soldiers fighting for freedom abroad.

My only aim is to remind you of the heroism these men have shown... on every occasion in the past.

Perhaps God allows or permits terrible things to happen, so that heroism and compassion can be shown.

I mean, what is heroism when you're just sitting in a trench, waiting to be blown up?

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Cooperative Act (Act 23 of 1996). Windhoek.

Social Security Act, Act 34 of 1994.

Co operative Act, Act 23 of 1996

Social Security Act, Act 34 of 1994

Namibia Sports Act, Act 7 of 1995

Every act of communication is an act of translation.

On the other hand, it crowds out virtues that have no economic utility, like heroism, honor, generosity, and pity.

It also pays a tribute to all the brave and unconquerable freedom fighters for their patriotism, heroism and stoicism.

Heroism as the antidote to evil, by promoting the heroic imagination, especially in our kids, in our educational system.

Namibia Sports Act (Act 7 of 1995). Windhoek.

On 9 November 1940 the city was awarded Poland's highest military decoration for heroism, the Virtuti Militari, during the Siege of Warsaw (1939).

Now, to close, we heard a couple of days ago about the value of making individual heroism so commonplace that it becomes banal or routine.

Secrets can remind us of the countless human dramas, of frailty and heroism, playing out silently in the lives of people all around us even now.