Sentence examples for deeds of the from inspiring English sources

Spellbound, Mira read about the good deeds of the man she had failed.

But melancholy over these sad departures is balanced by admiration for the deeds of the pioneers.

But that ancient lore has to do with deeds of the greats.

He wakes with a start; it's the bloody deeds of the ancestors, as we later discover.

Yet the words and deeds of the Sharks at Eden Park strongly suggest they have.

In the second trial, the judge found that words and deeds of the prosecutors showed racial bias in jury selection.

Gesta Romanorum, English Deeds of the Romans, Latin collection of anecdotes and tales, probably compiled early in the 14th century.

The poet was with the army of Hurtado de Mendoza and apparently witnessed firsthand the deeds of the Mapuche chief.

We remember with gratitude the great deeds of the Kindertransport, and with hurt the rejection we have also known.

A dose of realism rather than blind optimism garnered from deeds of the past would help as well.

Now, the words or deeds of the powerful can trigger a loud and sustained response that is hard to ignore.