Sentence examples for deeds of which from inspiring English sources
Khrushchev cited facts about Joseph Stalin's criminal deeds, of which the people knew little or nothing.
Because they were filled not only with great athletic deeds, of which those of the irrepressible Bolt so often touched the surreal, but also because of their humanity.
"Dominique Strauss-Kahn denies the totality of the deeds of which he is accused," said Frédérique Baulieu, a lawyer for Mr. Strauss-Kahn.
Ninety title deeds, some of which include dozens of properties, are linked to the Nahyan companies.
He and his brother-in-law Rabbi Abraham Kalmanowitz (may his soul rest in peace) accomplished many outstanding deeds, one of which was arranging a million dollar bribe to release 1355 Hungarian Jews from Camp Bergen Belsen.
What happened between him and his wife surfaces gradually, mostly through flashbacks and bits of conversation, while his personality comes into focus through his deeds, some of which are seemingly absurd, as when he takes a food break from playing amateur assassin, stepping out to eat a hot dog on a stick.
The Jewish holiday of Passover is a wonderful litmus test for such concerns since people are so intent on doing good deeds, one of which is contributing dishes to the Seders to which they have been invited.
ABC News begin with a list of their awesome deeds, many of which but them comfortably atop the media brag-book (non al Jazeera division), including meeting with Hosni Mubarak and getting themselves all jacked up in the streets by whoever's running around jacking people up.
The documents central to the indictments were deeds of release, which eliminate a previous claim on an asset.
Why do Israel's critics not take seriously the words and deeds of Hamas, which declares endlessly that it will never accept a Jewish state?
At the end of "Othello," as Desdemona lies smothered on the conjugal bed, the warrior Moor turns to his assembled officers with the full knowledge that the deeds of valor which won him fame as a general for the Venetian state will forever be overshadowed by his mad gesture of jealousy.
