Sentence examples for decent deeds from inspiring English sources

One of former president Daniel arap Moi's few decent deeds was to leave office gracefully after losing the 2002 election.

Alba hopes the hotel will offer a decent reward for his good deed, but, so far, the only thing they've promised is a round of drinks.

But it's my opinion that good deeds also get done by decent people every day.

So they get deeply offended when reporters challenge their deeds, rather than simply accepting them as nice, decent people bred to rule.

Despite having the character yearn to be thought of as a decent human being, the writers felt his good deeds should never make him feel any less horrible for having raped Marty.

He is a dour, rather humourless and slow-witted but seemingly decent man who claims to be more interested in deeds than in words, which would be a refreshing contrast with Ponta.

But any sensible new administration must first carry out a land audit, give decent compensation, then arrange for leaseholds, management contracts, surety of tenure and individual title deeds across the land, including the communal areas.

"But most of all, the good society is built on people, decent people, inspiring people, like all of you in this hall today – good people doing good deeds.

Zawahiri, who had succeeded Osama bin Laden, later explained that it was better to have ten decent followers than "scores of thousands making the umma [Muslim community] hate them, their deeds and their behaviors".

Good deeds?

Deeds matter.