heroic * , also: heroical

"Wall Street was looking for someone to do something heroic."

She wanted to live up to the heroic example he'd set.

Now he was about to do something important, even heroic.

Thus far, every book has been about a heroic woman.

Or were all who died heroic in their own way?

You must have done something heroic either before or after.

And he goes on to become a part of a heroic group.

Had they done so, there would have been no heroic stand.

Later, however, he seemed to return to more heroic ways.

More like they'd done it to keep him from doing anything heroic.

He had done nothing heroic but play again, and for now, that is enough.

It was, he told a friend, the second most heroic decision of his life.

She has done a heroic job of organization and administration.

The current design makes a heroic effort to bring a sense of order.

Do not let the heroic numbers stand in your way.

You actually wanted to be the heroic figure she fell in love with.

There are people who can do all fine and heroic things but one!

Right then I did a heroic thing nobody else knew about.

I'm not trying to be heroic and neither should you.

It is considered a heroic act on the part of the young men.

It had seemed a big thing to do at the time - very heroic.

He knew then exactly how much had been taken out of her by that last heroic effort.

The heroic male is much more important than the female.

Not that the film industry's response seemed especially heroic at the time.

I had thought this was rather cool and heroic at the time.