Next comes heroic triumph.

End of the Heroic Age There are different views about when the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration came to an end.

From heroic victory, however, exhaustion invariably follows.

The third stage extends the myth through heroic triumph.

They gave themselves over to huge, dangerous, and heroic deeds.

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

2008 will not be remembered chiefly for noble or heroic acts.

The leader s heroic image and glorious deeds are now blasphemed daily.

During the German occupation, my father was also a heroic figure.

In their eyes, Hezbollah has become a heroic model of resistance.

In France half a century ago, as the Cold War loomed, Charles de Gaulle easily convinced the French that they were heroic during World War II because he was heroic.

They argued Everyone knows that he was born in Balkh and then moved to Konya. Suhrab Sirat, a renowned Afghan poet, wrote a long post, quoting a couplet from Mathnawi

This shift to heroic leadership can be seen in ballooning CEO compensation.

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

During 2013 Uttrakhand Floods, Indian armed forces demonstrated heroic courage in rescue operations.

I want to pay tribute to the heroic work of those men and women.

Netizens debate the move, with many applauding the woman, Najla Hariri, for her heroic feat.

I come from Balkh, I come from Balkh, I come from Balkh A world rejoices my bitterness. . . Many other Facebook users also cited the same couplet of Mathnawi as proof he belongs to Balkh, Afghanistan.

In modern societies, institutional constraints such as constitutions and impersonal legal systems circumscribe such heroic figures.

What is happening in Egypt is a blessed popular revolution made by the Egyptian heroic youth.

It was adapted by John Dryden in his very successful heroic drama Oedipus , licensed in 1678.

That is most acutely symbolized by the continued detention of the heroic Aung San Suu Kyi.

And so practical wisdom does not require heroic acts of self sacrifice on the part of practitioners.

The role of heroic leadership in war leads to overemphasis of command and control and hard military power.

Nature and nurture intertwine, but nurture is much more important in the modern world than the heroic paradigm acknowledges.

The first stage, that of creating the regime s legitimizing myth, generates a heroic demiurge, the father of the nation.

Let me start by stating that my country, Malawi, has made heroic efforts in meeting the Millennium Development Goals.

Far from intimidating the Palestinians by bombing Gaza and mobilizing troops, the Israelis made Hamas look heroic in its resistance.

They were told that North Korea was a heroic little country besieged by Satanic enemies, led by the United States.

A. Andrée's scheme The second half of the 19th century has often been called the Heroic Age of polar exploration.

The initial impetus for the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration is somewhat contested as it is a vague international movement.

Such situations, if allowed to go unchecked, would set at naught the heroic efforts of our valiant United Nations peacekeepers.

We want our kids to realize most heroes are everyday people, and the heroic act is unusual. This is Joe Darby.

Thus was born the myth of the heroic intelligence officer who protects Russians in their homes while terrifying the nation s enemies.

But no one seems disposed to contemplate her heroic lack of qualifications to sit a heartbeat away from the Oval Office.

Before the operation, traditional heroic songs were sung, while a few older women sharpened their knives, preparing for the task ahead.

Our presence there was heroic, inspiring, important, and we each thought that the fate of the entire country depended on us.

There, it fed the Churchillian illusions of many a war president who dreamed of going down in history as freedom s heroic defender.

He was a great leader, with heroic deeds which everyone knows about during his official work and rule in our beloved country.

The old Soviet iconography has broken down completely despite heroic efforts, not even Putin could restore Lenin, Stalin, and the old Soviet pantheon.

Putin s supposedly heroic victory came in the war with Georgia of 2008, followed by the subsequent virtual annexation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

When they split up, the story line cast the heroic young mother against what was often depicted as the beer drinking, immature dad.

Most countries fabricate at least some of their history or they simply whitewash the bits that do not match their heroic idea of themselves.

The Shackleton Rowett Expedition (1921 22) was Sir Ernest Shackleton's last Antarctic project, and the final episode in the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration.

All the time and resources devoted to that goal are insignificant compared to the debt owed by humankind to that suffering and heroic people.