Sentence examples for deeds because of from inspiring English sources

The huge numbers of black Virginians who voted for Mr Obama are less excited this year, not least because Mr Wilder, the black former governor, publicly refuses to endorse Mr Deeds because of his plans to raise taxes.

There are no deeds because owners of co-ops own shares in the corporation that owns their building, along with the right to occupy their apartment.

On group ranches and trust land, people expect and anticipate to be eventually issued official individual title deeds but not because of reasons for increased tenure security but to be eligible for bank loans.

Because they were filled not only with great athletic deeds, but also because of their humanity.

Ironically, the offender did the dirty deed because she laughed at the size of his penis.

Under King Edgar, an English ruler of the tenth century, suicide was not penalised (by the confiscation of the suicide's property) if the deed was done because of ill-health or insanity.

Wills would be left unwritten, deeds unconveyed, promises unfulfilled, because of the onset of dementia or the meddling of siblings.

Unlike Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, and Sitting Bull, the previous century's famous Sioux, Black Elk won fame not for deeds of war but because of a vision.

Now, because of Deeds, the legal time limit to find a bed is up to 12 hours, and if no bed can be found, the state psychiatric hospital must provide one.

Although interesting, the only evidence the author is able to muster is a patchwork of unusual circumstances regarding a victim highly assimilated into German custom and culture and benefactors who in most cases performed their good deeds not so much because of virtue as of default.

Did Deeds and Corzine lose because of liberal disaffection or left wing populist anger?