Sentence examples for decisive deeds from inspiring English sources
Other rituals foster remembrance of the decisive deeds of the ancestors in fixing the present state of things; ritualized social structures (such as the caste structure of India) maintain a complex system of distinctions; and religious ideologies (such as astrology) foster the notion of spheres of power that control all members of a class, be they gods, planets, animals, plants, minerals, or men.
For followers of Guevara, Del Toro's performance will confirm their faith in the Comandante — decisive in deed, wheezing with chronic asthma but never complaining, and staunchly bookish (he tells a battle-weary subordinate to stop resting and do his homework).
The doers of the deeds (creative or otherwise decisive acts), and thus the subjects of the praises, are the gods.
It basically says that anti-Semitic hate speech was the decisive trigger, that evil words beget evil deeds, that if only the Weimar government had clamped down on the National Socialists' verbal persecution of the Jews in the years prior to Hitler's rise to power, then the Holocaust would never have happened.
In a post-war publication, General Kurt Student wrote of the operation, and the efforts of Group Granite in particular, that "It was a deed of exemplary daring and decisive significance I have studied the history of the last war and the battles on all fronts.
Dr. Douste-Blazy believes in the power of good deeds and prays that 2011 will be a decisive year for political decision makers who have taken up the cause in favor of the FTT.
