Sentence examples for deeds made from inspiring English sources

In many social practices, deeds made without consciousness exert power to affect other entities and/or affect others in ways in which the doer does not anticipate.

I have witnessed heroic deeds made by amazing men and women.

"From her first moments in the White House, Clinton's words and deeds made clear that she would be radically different from the first ladies who had preceded her".

"Wouldn't thousands of good deeds make up for one tiny little crime?" Raskolnikov asks.

He is also a perpetrator of horrific deeds, making his actions all the more compulsive.

Congress "did not intend to ignore" smaller frauds "and reserve severe punishment only for those whose illegal deeds make the front page.

Even if the conclusions of John Wyclif and Luther that everything happens by necessity were true, or if St. Augustine really meant it when he wrote that God is the cause of both our good and our evil deeds, making such opinions widely known "would open the door to godlessness in countless mortals" (CWE 76 13).

As a result, other people's success, efforts, and good deeds make us feel smaller.

However unhappy their stories, however much we need to preempt their behaviors, their deeds make these gunmen domestic terrorists.

Another complicating factor for golf superintendents, real estate agents say, is that rights to golf courses are often written into property deeds, making alterations difficult.

This video, which seeks to humanise Manning outside of the super fame he's garnered for his deeds makes for an interesting take on the whole ordeal.