Epic victories are those that are achieved when we fight against adversity and the elements around us do not seem to favor us. Mental strength and heart strength guide us and keep us alive despite difficulties.
There are many epic phrases that different authors have said or written throughout history. In this article we have made a compilation that you can find below.
1. I believe that a hero is someone who understands the responsibility that comes with their freedom.
An epic phrase uttered by Bob Dylan, one of the most influential singers of all time.
2. Epic or heroism consists of being there, trying
Although sometimes you can’t win, the important thing is to fight for it.
3. Youth is not made for pleasure but for heroism
Young people tend to be more risky.
4. The word ‘heroism’ has lost its epic meaning
Nowadays, people who are not heroes are considered heroes. For example, soccer players.
5. He was one of those beings born for the greatness of a single love, for exaggerated hatred, for apocalyptic revenge and for the most sublime heroism
A description of how epic love can be.
6. A hero is anyone who does what he can
The important thing is to give the most of a person. Sometimes you win and sometimes you don’t.
7. Heroes are stronger because they are willing to fight
One of the traits of people who manage to be epic is their ability to fight.
8. True heroism lies in transforming desires into realities and ideas into facts
A great quote from Alfonso Rodríguez Castelao, a Galician politician.
9. Show me a hero and I will write you a tragedy
Heroes are heroes because they appear in the most difficult moments.
10. In the epic we find victorious deeds
Heroism and victory go together in epic moments.
11. Recklessness changes its name when it achieves success. So it’s called heroism
The epic is associated with victory, otherwise the same act would have no reward.
12. Feed the spirit with great thoughts. Faith in heroism makes heroes
The winning spirit is present during the epic events.
13. It turns out that they are more afraid than us. So is that only, and nothing more than that, what is called heroism? Did I do it for the country? And what is the fault of that man with his blue eyes and his dimple in his chin? How afraid he was! He thought he was going to kill him! Why would he kill him? My hand shook. And they gave me the cross of St. George! I don’t understand anything, nothing.
Heroism is not without fear, but it fights against it.
15. A happy life is impossible. The supreme goal to which a man should aspire is a heroic career
One should not give up on their positive attitude no matter what.
16. The cult of heroism exists, has existed and will exist forever in the consciousness of humanity
Heroes always receive reward, but when victory is achieved.
17. Regarding its characteristics, it must be said that the epic is related to the narrative genre, but there can be dialogues and descriptions. The epic can be written in both prose and verse, usually verses of great length. Sometimes the epic is related to other genres, such as theater or romance.
The epic is a narrative genre but it is also used in theater.
18. Let’s go back to those happy days when there were heroes
A quote about heroism, which states that there are fewer and fewer heroes.
19. Ultimately, a hero is someone who would like to argue with the gods, and thus weakens the demons to combat his vision
A phrase that invites the reader to reflect on the role of heroes.
20. The epic cannot be understood without effort and victory
Epic moments occur when these two conditions are met.
21. Heroes are often unknown
The role of heroes is not always recognized.
22. A hero is one in every sense and manner, and above all, in the heart and soul
Heroes are pure-hearted and kind.
23. Heroism can save a people in difficult circumstances; But what makes it great is the daily accumulation of small virtues
The great epic quotes in history mean the victory of a people.
24. The epic is related to heroic events and an extraordinary dimension
To be considered epic, an event must be heroic and colossal.
25. When man does some heroic deed or some strange virtue and feat, then he is born again and acquires other better parents.
When someone is a hero, they change other people’s lives for the better.
26. Heroism, in my case, consists exclusively in not having let myself die of hunger and thirst for ten days
A quote from Gabriel García Márquez that appears in the book “Story of a Shipwrecked”.
27. Fulfilling one’s duty is worth more than heroism
A quote that talks about heroism and the duty of people.
28. Patience is the most heroic of all appearances of heroism
Being patient is one of the great virtues of heroes.
29. In many cases we find noble and heroic motives for acts that we have committed without knowing or wanting to.
Sometimes heroic acts appear without the intention, simply following the heart.
30. Suffering, love, sacrifice, heroism, generosity, cruelty, greed, are universal values, positive or negative, although they occur in men and women
A list of positive values for people, in which heroism appears, of course.
31. When fear is overcome and success is achieved, then one can speak of heroism
The battles suffered are those that lead to epic victories.
32. History has taught me that epic acts only appear in defeats and disasters
It is in difficult situations that victories are valued.
33. Heroism was something invented for those who have no future
A phrase of heroism and epic that invites the reader to reflect in depth.
34. Only in adverse fortune are the great lessons of heroism found
It is in difficult times that heroic acts are valued.
35. The epic only makes sense when the results are positive
The same situation can be considered epic only when victory is present.
36. The man who, in a humble sphere, does what he can, acts more heroically than the one who, in a higher sphere, omits a noble action that was in his power.
Humility is an essential characteristic of heroes.
37. Let us learn to always wait without hope; It is the secret of heroism and epic
Hard-fought victories are great victories.
38. Heroes make epic victories possible
Those who achieve epic victories will be considered heroes.
39. Heroism is praiseworthy
He who gives his life as a hero is a winner.
40. Heroism is honored
True heroes have a noble heart.
41. There is no hero in solitude; sublime acts are always determined by the enthusiasm of many
When someone manages to be someone’s hero, they will never be forgotten.
42. Heroism feels and never reasons; that’s why it’s always right
Heroes are led by their hearts rather than by reason.
43. Disgraceful is the country that needs heroes
Heroes emerge when things go wrong.
44. Thinking against the current of time is heroic; say it, crazy
A curious phrase that deals with heroism.
45. Good success makes heroic victors, bad success makes vile traitors
Winners are often considered heroes, but losers are not.
46. True heroism consists of turning thoughts into truth and thoughts into actions
You can be your own hero if you take action.
47. A moment is enough to make a hero and a whole life to make a good man
Many times we fail to see the true heroes who fight every day.
48. We consider that the feeling of duty, deeply rooted in a man’s nature, is capable of containing for three hours the sea of dementia that is drowning him. But from such mental heroism, reason does not recover
Some words that deal with mental heroism, that which is in tune with the heart.
49. My friends, it is not too late to find a new world, I maintain the purpose of going beyond the sunset, it is true, we do not have the same strength as in the old days, it moved heaven and earth, we are what we are, men of identical temper in heroic hearts
A reflection that appeared in the film “Dead Poets Society.”
50. Heroism is a universal value that all human beings should possess
We should all be heroes and not stop fighting for our personal development.
51. Daring is only heroism
A phrase pronounced by the writer Félix José Reinoso.
52. Every Christian without heroism is a pig
The French writer Leon Bloy gave this interesting reflection.
53. From the heroic to the ridiculous there is but one step
The Latin American liberator Simón Bolívar knew perfectly well the difference between both concepts.
54. They gave you the choice between dishonor or war. You chose dishonor and now you will have war
This lapidary phrase from Churchill was the voice of British conscience against a government that was weak with Hitler.
55. Heroism is not only in the man, but in the occasion.
Sometimes heroism depends on a series of external factors that push us to act in a certain way.
56. Never before have so many owed so much to so few
In this phrase, Winston Churchill tells us about the brave freedom fighters who liberated Europe in 1945.
57. With great power comes great responsibility
This phrase from the first installment of Spiderman has gone down in history as one of the best in any superhero movie.
68. A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure despite overwhelming obstacles
The protagonist of Superman, Christopher Reeve, played one of the greatest superheroes of all time for several years.
59. Because he’s the hero Gotham deserves, but not the one it needs now. So we will chase him because he can resist it. Because he is not a hero. He is a silent guardian, a watchful protector.
The final sentence of Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight” presents us with a Batman unfairly persecuted for a crime he did not commit.
60. We all start from scratch. We make the right decision and become heroes
We can all be heroes in our lives, we must remember that.
61. True heroism is remarkably sober, very undramatic. It is not the drive to surpass all others at any cost, but the drive to serve others at any cost.
This phrase from Arthur Ashe defines the eminently dispassionate character that heroism must have.
62. History will decide if I am a villain or a hero
History is an implacable judge that judges us based on various factors.
63. Heroism is accessible. Happiness is harder
Albert Camus reflected in his work on heroism, from a basically pessimistic prism.
64. Faith is the heroism of the intellect
Faith is what pushes us to move forward in the worst situations.
65. I prefer a real villain to a fake hero
A phrase that some might agree with, which values honesty.
66. Heroism is a matter of choice
We can choose to be heroes or villains.
67. There is nothing heroic in a war, not even in the victorious soldiers
The historian Francisco Leira has studied extensively the different wars that have devastated Spain and has reached this simple but necessary conclusion.
68. War was a way of life for Americans in the early 1940s. Heroism was expected
A war-mongering society needs heroes to feed its stories.
69. Rosa Parks was the queen mother of a movement whose single act of heroism sparked the movement for freedom, justice, and equality. Her biggest contribution is that she told us that a normal person can make a difference
The legacy of activist Rosa Parks continues in American society, a true heroine of her time.
70. Heroism often results as a response to extreme events
Many people become heroes by force.
71. The communist regime did not consider this a shining moment in history and did not assign any heroism to it. They classified it as a mere accident
Acclaimed director Kathryn Bigelow often deals with stories of heroism and epic in her films.
72. The heroism system depends on women being weak so that men can be strong
Society has always tried to weaken women.
73…We will continue to the end… we will fight in France… we will fight in the seas and oceans… we will fight with increasing confidence and greater strength in the air…
Probably President Winston Churchill’s most remembered epic speech.
74. I do not believe in war as a solution to any type of conflict, nor do I believe in heroism on the battlefield because I have never seen any
Those who have lived through war know that heroism has no place there.
75. What we usually do with great men and women is relegate them to homogenized heroism. Their words and actions become fragments of sound and images in a way that gives us an excuse not to act bravely in our own lives.
Some real heroes end up being folklorized and mythologized to prevent people from following their example of heroism.
76. I used to think that the Civil War was our country’s greatest tragedy, but I do remember that there were some redeeming features in the Civil War in that both sides showed a certain spirit of sacrifice and heroism. I see no redeeming features in Watergate
Even in the worst of war, we can find positives.
77. In the world of cinema, we can all be heroes. In the real world, where heroism can cost you your life or the lives of your loved ones, people are not as willing to make those sacrifices. When they do, they separate themselves from the rest of us
The appeal of cinema is to present us with fictional heroes that we believe are real.
78. Memorial Day is about celebrating the lives of the men and women who paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. The United States becomes great for its heroism. Their lives are remembered, honored and celebrated by all of us, including the friends, family and fellow service members who knew them best.
War heroism is one of the fundamental pillars of American culture.
79. We can be heroes just for a day
This immortal verse from the song “Heroes” by David Bowie has accompanied entire generations of followers of this great artist.
80. Opportunities for heroism are limited in this kind of world: the most people can do sometimes is not be as weak as they have been at other times.
I’m Emily Williams Jones, a psychologist specializing in mental health with a focus on cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and mindfulness. With a Ph.D. in psychology, my career has spanned research, clinical practice and private counseling. I’m dedicated to helping individuals overcome anxiety, depression and trauma by offering a personalized, evidence-based approach that combines the latest research with compassionate care.
