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• History is often unheroic and unpleasant, as rudimentary research would suggest.
• The unheroic nature of modern dress was regarded as a serious difficulty.
• He is the imperfect man, the unheroic man,
• It's too messy, unheroic and bad for the box office.
• Death was shocking because it was so casual, and so undramatic and unheroic.
• Earle's characters are often renegades and outsiders, perpetually unsatisfied and decidedly unheroic.
• Nowadays the unheroic era of peace and prosperity has degenerated into an age of decadence.
• Brandishing this unheroic credential now deemed essential, let me return to Clinton's pandering:
• Short in stature and of unheroic appearance, Hare made his stage career in character roles.
• McCarthy wrote, make this inherently good if flatly unheroic man the moral hero of the novel.
• They offered no resistance to the Romans, and their suicide was cowardly, unheroic and unwise.
• Ben Folds Five is a trio led by the short-haired, decidedly unheroic pianist Ben Folds.
• What they needed as well, Wood recalled in his low-key way, were unheroic virtues.
• What we need are those unheroic qualities that got those three guys off Denali nearly 50 years ago.
• He showed unheroic behaviour after the defeats at the hands of Kardam of Bulgaria in 791 and 792.
• Of more interest to the unheroic threesome, though, is the money-filled suitcase under his bed.
• But Fussell writes with breezy charm, and he has a distanced, quizzical, unheroic view of himself.
• Their unheroic heroes, sophisticated social assumptions and high level of cynicism are essential to their wit and success.
• But being hapless and unheroic, they rubbed the luster off the House of Windsor and left it looking shopworn.