Sentence examples for deeds of their from inspiring English sources

He recalled that the cast "found themselves  re-enacting the deeds of their own grandfathers.

It is the deeds of their whores, gangsters and drunks that excite him, not those of their lawmen and preachers.

"The whole world will witness the deeds of their tunnels against the (Israeli) occupier should they dare (to attack) our people and our land," it added.

What are you going to do, ask for proof?" Which raises the question: to what extent are decorators complicit in the deeds of their clients?

These cheerful performances tell of the people's loves and celebrate their faith in their religion, the beauty of their land, and the brave deeds of their ancestors.

How can children be punished for the deeds of their parents — deeds that aren't even wrong in any basic legal sense?

They do a good deed of their own by including music from emerging and innovative performers in the podcast.

[3] Death for Apostates: "Apostasy in Islam (Arabic: ارتداد, irtidād or ridda‎) is commonly defined in Islam as the rejection in word or deed of their former religion (apostasy) by a person who was previously a follower of Islam".[4] Freedom of belief is enshrined in Islamic texts however there is disagreement among Muslim scholars as to the limits of that freedom.

Encourage the kids in your family to point out others' good deeds instead of their own.

From pre-Islamic times the Arabs had recounted tales of the ayyām al-ʿArab ("Days of the Arabs"), which were stories of their tribal wars, and had dwelt upon tales of the heroic deeds of certain of their brave warriors, such as ʿAntarah.

He uses George Washington and George Marshall as examples of "real men" who "defended or served their city" and performed "deeds of honor" in their respective eras ― when things were generally worse for women and people of color.