Sentence examples similar to consider the deed from inspiring English sources

But to understand the words of environmentalism we also need to consider the deeds of Olympics commercialism.

At first he did not respond but their understanding grew into a friendship, with Leenders constantly urging him to consider "the consequences of his deeds".

When considering the shameful deeds of the LAPD, it's easier to root for a single man on the run who might have had a legitimate grievance.

So often we glorify the deeds of great men, but we fail to consider the great power of God who enables them.

The deeds have been instrumental in raising awareness and encouraging NSAGs to consider the human rights impacts of their actions more concretely.

Mr. Armitage urges us to consider the earth a knowable, local everyday place, a world you can shape by action and deed, closer to home, belonging to each.

Jobs at the plants included reducing dead fish into fertilizer, usually considered the least desirable deed, and "rag-picking": sifting through the garbage with bare hands to rescue valuable cloth materials.

Now you might consider deeding the 10% before talking to a realtor.

"Instead of being a great Southern hero, his deed was considered the worst possible tragedy that could have befallen the South as well as the North," wrote Kunhardt.

But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). said this week that he was waiting on the House to act, and House leaders decided to back away from plans they had been considering to get the deed done Friday. .

We consider them deed enough.