Sentence examples for deed can be from inspiring English sources

One of the things that is very difficult for we human beings to accept is how such a horrendous deed can be done.

Both views suggest that an evil deed can be attributed largely to a perpetrator's social or religious identity.

Everything in Anders Behring Breivik's history up until the horrific deed can be more or less found in every life story; he was and is one of us.

Science-fiction writers have arrived at analogous solutions to the grandfather paradox: murderous grandchildren are inevitably stopped by something — faulty pistols, slippery banana peels, flying squirrels, consciences — before the impossible deed can be carried out.

Science-fiction writers have arrived at analogous solutions to the grandfather paradox: murderous grandchildren are inevitably stopped by something faulty pistols, slippery banana peels, flying squirrels, consciences before the impossible deed can be carried out.

The deed can be for military performance, economic performance or great service to the State and society.

There are plenty of places in scripture where God gives land to the Jews, and if Holy Writ says so, that's as clean as a deed of title can be.

How Only property in designated towns and with full title deeds can be bought by foreigners.

But the misalignment of words and deeds can be viewed as neutral or even positive, says Cornell researcher Brian Lucas.

Nothing of George's life or deeds can be established, but legends about him as a warrior-saint, dating from the 6th century, became popular and increasingly extravagant.

Shortly afterwards he brought down Alexander Frei with a challenge that showed how ill-considered his deeds can be, even though that offence did not merit a yellow card.