Sentence examples for deeds have a from inspiring English sources

Dramatic, high-profile deeds have a profound effect on people's opinions, so, in the absence of another Hoover Dam or Golden Gate Bridge, it's not surprising that the voter's view is: "We spent $800 billion and all I got was this lousy T-shirt".

Deeds has a six-point edge among those who consider themselves ideological moderates -- a group Obama won in Virginia by 17 points.

Understated and twangy, a gun rights advocate who recently bragged about his experience operating on farm animals, Deeds has a persona that evokes a landscape far from the high-tech corridors and immigrant-packed shopping centers of Arlington and Fairfax counties.

Lenin, who enjoyed having intellectual rationalizers for his various deeds, had a term for folks like Ron Paul: "Useful idiots".

The last great deeds have all been done.

But the deed had a twist.

Strictly speaking the Sanskrit word karma means "deed" or "action". In its relevant sense here it means that every deed has a result: morally good acts lead to good consequences, and the commission of evil has a bad result.

The deed has a limiting effect on the management arrangements that can be introduced without overwhelming, if not unanimous, agreement from holders of rights under deeds.

Such deeds have fostered a crowd that understands athletics like few others.

His Twitter good deeds have even prompted a gently mocking hashtag — #CoryBookerStories.

His daily deeds have translated into a productive forgiveness.