Sentence examples for deed of a from inspiring English sources

"Families could be consoled by the heroic deed of a loved one".

Nor can we pre tend that the Songmy massacre was the deed of a few mis guided officers.

Again, we are quickly warned not to interpret the Gruppenführer's action as the deed of a virtuous person.

"It would be seen as a very petty deed of a petty man," said Alexandr Mitrofanov, a political reporter for the newspaper Pravo.

He has repeatedly expressed regret for his role in the assassination, which he described in a 2008 court filing as the deed of a young man who "acted out of rage on impulse and loyalty" to religious leaders.

"In closing," he said, "the Court is constrained to observe that this has been a shocking occurrence, the deed of a criminally diseased mind, and it is most unfortunate that some redress cannot be afforded the plaintiff".

Of course, this isn't one of his deeds, it's a deed of an agency of the federal government.

The epics centred on mythical events or the deeds of a hero.

In sports, the most significant deeds of a championship season are not recorded on a statistical sheet.

Perhaps only Ms. Rist could find a vision of pastoral plenitude in the deeds of a happy vandal.

In a recent article for The New York Times Magazine, he explored the "good deeds" of a number of "ordinary Germans" in saving Jews.