quiet hero造句

• Another quiet hero was the honorary chairman, world-class racing champion Hurley Haywood.
• Jean was right, Jean is a quiet hero who never makes the news.
• "He was the quiet hero, " said his sister Rose Deming-Phalon.
• She remains a quiet hero in our sport.
• FRANCIS XAVIER DEMING : Solid Man, Quiet Hero
• We celebrate the virtues of the quiet hero,
• In describing him on that occasion as " a quiet hero of our nation's civil-rights movement,"
• A children's biography of Ripken, " Cal Ripken Jr ., Quiet Hero " was published in 1993 by Lois Nicholson.
• But as I read through Krugler and Codignola, among others, he emerged for me as something of a quiet hero.
• In America, we celebrate the virtues of the quiet hero, the modest man who does his duty without complaint or expectation of praise.
• He was perfect for his times, and for a game that was exploding across America, a quiet hero who seemed to have no flaws.
• Sisulu has been hailed as the quiet hero of the anti-apartheid struggle, the strategist and the confidant of such leaders as Tambo and Mandela.
• And a restrained Billy Bob Thornton rises above the material to portray the head of NASA as a quiet hero determined to overcome the bureaucracy.
• President Clinton described the international team as " quiet heros, " who have destroyed more weapons of mass destruction than were eliminated in the entire Gulf War.
• Roger Rees ( " Nicholas Nickleby " ) heads a uniformly fine cast in a brave, honest, unshowy portrayal of a quiet hero in the process of understanding himself.
• The quiet hero of the novel is Joaquin Balaguer, a poet and colorless functionary whom Trujillo had installed as his puppet president because he wrongly thought Balaguer had no ambitions.
• After recounting a modified version of events which belittles Bartimaeus'achievement, advocates the role of Mrs . Underwood and neglects the less admirable experiences, Nathaniel becomes the quiet hero of the government.
• The quiet hero, also present Monday, was Barry Frank, who negotiated the complicated deal, which will result in more money to the owners and more games on the tube for the public.
• If it wasn't already clear after four days of oratory about the " quiet hero " from Russell, Kan ., Bob Dole made it official Thursday night before a wildly cheering Republican convention and a national television audience:
• He called Dole " the quiet hero, the modest man who does his duty without complaint or expectation of praise, the man who listens closely for the call of his country " and " answers without reservation ."