She
displayed remarkable heroism
during the war years, and she expressed great love and sympathy for those who were in need of it.
He was awarded the army's second highest decoration for gallantry, the distinguished service cross, for "
extraordinary heroism
in action " .
Heroism on the part
of the masses or courage on the part of individual revolutionists.
Heroism in the face
of overwhelming odds.
Heroism of a man
who suffered tremendous personal loss.
Heroism shown
by them, especially in the unparalleled siege of derry, has never been surpassed in the annals of mankind.
But she had the
true womanly heroism
in little affairs.
Heroism of local people.
Yesterday we
celebrated the heroism
of ww ii including the civilian heroes of london's blitz.
William adam, the cook, told of moments of
great heroism.
Heroism of daily life.
The tomb of the unknown soldier
commemorates the heroism
of the polish soldiers who fought for their freedom and ours.
It wasn't uncommon for a squire to be knighted after
such heroism
for bravery on the field.
Heroism of the soldiers.
The report repeatedly
praises individual heroism
by emergency workers, but it finds a number of organizational failings.
And during the war he dismissed his acts of
outstanding heroism
as being of no account.
Heroism of this war, it surrounds us.
Heroism performed
in the great storm.
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