Sentence examples for about the deeds from inspiring English sources

"Please recognise this is about the deeds he has done, not his words".

Rousseau's "Social Contract", an ideological precursor of the French revolution, appeared in translation in 1898; young Chinese were beginning to read about the deeds of Washington, too.

But there is nothing the company can do about the Deeds Carillon, or what thoughts are conjured by the song of its bells.

In contrast, the other illuminated manuscript from Chatsworth, a French medieval romance about the deeds of Sir Gillion de Trazegnies in the Middle East, triggered some competition.

The text most often cited in defence of the ban on representation is a hadith, one of the vast lore of sayings about the deeds and words of Muhammad.

He knew the name of Colonel Nasser, the Egyptian leader, but it was only in the way he knew about Krishna Menon: he knew about the greatness of the man without knowing about the deeds.

This time media and politicians kept quiet about the deed.

Ms. Neely was "shocked" to learn about the deed.

He also told them about the deed, and asked how he could get his house back.

The tepid response, in a still hot market, reflected the real-estate community's misgivings about the deed restrictions, the decrepit infrastructure, the capriciousness of political will, and the fact that this was, yes, an island, reachable only by boat.

As such, while you may get lucky while getting lucky now and then, all too often a lack of communication about the deed beforehand can lead to ineffective fumbling or quiet frustrations.