Sentence examples for deeds for which from inspiring English sources

Of all the good deeds for which people get punished in Washington, pushing ethics has to be at the top of the list.

So many of its most-loved sons and daughters were brutally murdered before they had a chance to complete their humanitarian deeds, for which Africa today is undoubtedly far poorer.

Though Stoker's notes for the novel do include mentions of "Dracula," the historical account from which the notes were taken mentions only the appellation, not the deeds for which its bearer was known.

The clinic has heavily promoted itself as capable of miraculous deeds, for which it charges a hefty fee - the American Cancer Institute warns that treatments at the clinic can cost upwards of US $7,500-10,0007,500-10,000,600-£7580).

"It hasn't taken any title deed for which it hasn't paid cash".

Curiously, so did Jesse Helms, a deed for which Mr Hitchens reproached him in one of those blistering obituaries he was so good at writing.

Charidemus was credited with restoring the strategic Thracian Chersonese (modern Gallipoli Peninsula) to Athens in 357 a deed for which he received a golden crown.

Afterward, they came up to the house to assure me that I had done a good deed for which I would receive great reward.

To bring human pain into depiction was a mighty deed, for which Goya, who painted for four kings, received small reward in his lifetime.

She is inclined to leave Jedwabne, a place tainted by a deed for which, she said, she is not and cannot be responsible.

Dick Cheney's record of callousness extends from his enthusiastic embrace of torture to his blithe disregard for the man he shot in the face, a deed for which –like most every other act of grievous harm he's committed – he has yet to apologize.