Sentence examples for deed that may from inspiring English sources

North Korea has denied being involved in the attack, but has described it as a "righteous deed" that may have been carried out by its "supporters and sympathisers".

North Korea has denied involvement in the attack, but has described it as a "righteous deed" that may have been carried out by its "supporters and sympathisers".

Former President Jimmy Carter apologized for any words or deeds that may have upset Jews.

Mr. Zhang emphasized that "all parties should refrain from any words or deeds that may exacerbate the conflict".

Some major companies are using the CGI platform to disclose their good deeds that may or may not pay off in profits.

Q -- Nine years ago I bought vacant land in the Bronx by way of a quit-claim deed, which conveys the full title that the grantor of the deed holds, whatever that may be, but not necessarily the full title to the property.

Though Frank Capra took credit for unveiling the fully formed Arthur in "Mr. Deeds," that honor may more accurately belong to William A. Seiter, one of Hollywood's most perceptive directors of comic acting, whose superb work with Arthur in "If You Could Only Cook" (available in Sony's "Icons of Screwball Comedy" set) preceded "Mr. Deeds" by a year.

The strong feelings and devotion often associated with loyalty have led some to assert that loyalty is only or primarily a feeling or sentiment an affective bondedness that may express itself in deeds though more as an epiphenomenon than as its core.

Note that investment syndicates are well provided for – as up to ten names are allowed to be registered on the title deeds – meaning that you may be able to get on the Brazilian property ladder for even less than you bargained for.

Those who have been touched by that may mark your deeds in Beens.

A: That unrecorded deed may be perfectly valid if it was delivered unconditionally and presuming that your aunt inherited your late uncle's interest in the house.