Sentence examples for deeds of an from inspiring English sources

My response is: am I to be judged by the words and deeds of an ancestor?

He signed a confession that read, "I am a black criminal and I have performed deeds of an air pirate.

Jin later wrote the novels A Free Life (2007), which centres on a Chinese family struggling to adjust to life in the United States; Nanjing Requiem (2011), which depicts the heroic deeds of an American missionary in China during the Nanjing Massacre; and A Map of Betrayal (2014), about a Chinese mole in the CIA.

These are not just the amoral actions of some lone private investigator tied to a rogue News of the World reporter; they are the immoral and almost certainly criminal deeds of an organisation that was appallingly led and had completely lost sight of any idea of decency or shared humanity.

The 1935 short story "Mr Loveday's Little Outing", which recounts the grisly deeds of an escaped homicidal maniac, was originally published as "Mr Cruttwell's Little Outing".

After four days of this, McCain signed and taped an anti-American propaganda "confession" that said, in part, "I am a black criminal and I have performed the deeds of an air pirate.

The epics centred on mythical events or the deeds of a hero.

In sports, the most significant deeds of a championship season are not recorded on a statistical sheet.

Perhaps only Ms. Rist could find a vision of pastoral plenitude in the deeds of a happy vandal.

In a recent article for The New York Times Magazine, he explored the "good deeds" of a number of "ordinary Germans" in saving Jews.

– that insists on privileging deep economic forces and technical advances over the deeds of a few individuals.