Sentence examples similar to deeds achieving from inspiring English sources

Péter Ilosvai Selymes was the author of a romance, Az híres nevezetes Toldi Miklósnak jeles cselekedetiről (1574; "The Story of the Remarkable Nicholas Toldi's Extraordinary and Brave Deeds"), which achieved great popularity in Hungary and served as a basis for a masterpiece by János Arany in the 19th century.

Through their lives — and though their lives were cut short, in their deeds they achieved total immortality.

You exceed anything human imagination has the power to conceive, achieving deeds without parallel in the history of mankind".

They may not kill as many people as blowing up an aircraft, but the "propaganda of the deed" is achieved by paralysing ordinary life in a big city and dominating 24-hour news channels.Third, Western spooks say they are losing the technological edge that has enabled them to monitor the communications of potential terrorists.

It is time, by a single deed, to achieve what our French brothers have been seeking... ...... Levski held that all religious and ethnic groups in a free Bulgaria whether Bulgarians, Turks, Jews or others—should enjoy equal rights.

Rice has been instrumental in keeping open the flicker of an agreement with Iran by helping to orchestrate the P5+1 negotiations with Tehran on its nuclear program, and advocating creative sanctions on Iran to compel its regime to the table, just to name a few good deeds she has achieved along the way.

Gaze and Richardson disagree about whether Watkins's deeds negate what Lostprophets achieved as a band.

Aakash is yet another reminder from India that to achieve good deeds in a developing nation, noble intentions are usually not as efficient as the natural forces of materialism, corporate self-interest and the market.

Dr David Lowry Cambridge, Massachusetts The first world leader who converts words into deeds and really does achieve the nuclear weapon-free world they all claim to desire will go down in history as the greatest statesman or woman of all time.

Such books generally praised their subjects for possession of traditionally feminine traits even as they achieved the deeds that made them famous.

7 Now some say that they were born of the earth at the time when the genesis of living things from the earth was still recent,55 while some hold that they were only men of unusual physical strength who achieved many deeds and for this reason were described in the myths as of many bodies.