We may think this is a sign of generosity or even heroism.
The Patriot, a story that takes place during the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), raised leading actor Mel Gibson's popularity and promoted the myth of individualistic heroism.
Satan has roused himself from off the burning marl, and he stands in order to call up his fallen minions, to rouse them to ACTS - great ACTS of heroism.
The tragedy prompted countless ACTS of heroism.
But in the confusion there were some modest signs of civic heroism, of bystanders who did not just stand by.
So for you hideous guys out there, true love and heroism is great and all, but at the end of the day, we just can't have you infecting the gene pool.
Sully has heard from people who say preparation and diligence are not the same as heroism.
Literature of the New Age carries on an all-round reflection on political ideology. One of its basic tasks is to entirely deconstruct the artistic myth of revolutionary heroism.
The heroism of it all appealed to me, but it wasn't just about the action.
What is heroism?
Such cadres and leaders must be free from selfishness, from individualistic heroism, ostentation, sloth, passivity, and sectarian arrogance, and they must be selfless national and class heroes; such are the qualities and the style of work demanded of the members, cadres and leaders of our Party.
Some of them were distinguished by exceptional heroism and fortitude.
But let this not blind you to what virtue thers is; many persons strive for high ideals and everywhere life is full of heroism.
When Colonel John Pentreath, from the British Legion, first heard Nearne's story after her death this month, he was amazed by her heroism.
