Sentence examples for deeds have been from inspiring English sources

Moreover, his deeds have been tougher than his words.

They say they sense that despite the recent outburst of patriotic fervor, they and their deeds have been forgotten, their needs relegated to a lower priority.

The entertainment business has a long, and often noble, tradition of alms-trading, in which good deeds have been profitably exchanged for good publicity.

Dozens of retarded convicts, most of whom had little understanding of the moral implications of their deeds, have been put to death here since 1976.

"All our good deeds have been done in vain!" This story illustrates a phenomenon very common indeed in Africa: many Christians on the continent take what the Bible says about almost anything quite literally.

They know that in New York City deeds have been scanned and posted to the online city register, Acris (Automated City Register Information System), so you can find out how much your neighbor paid for her house.

Mr. Abu Hussein said they stopped paying when he learned that the Jewish deeds had been forged.

Saying that the delinquent deeds had been "piling up over decades," he promised that "by the end of the year, 10,000 of the cases will have deeds issued, with the aim of reaching 20,000 by the end of June 2010".

In these cases, five of the legitimate owners of the buildings were dead, he said, and the owners of the six remaining properties had no idea their deeds had been switched to Mr. Walker's name.

The result was less an account of Watergate -- "All the President's Men" takes place well after most of the scandalous deeds had been committed -- than of its exposure in The Washington Post.

Despite the chilly assessments of Perry's performance, the critical response to Good Deeds has been generally favorable, at least compared to the drubbings Perry's films usually get.