'tis not angels but deeds that possess the truest of wings, for each good deed has the power to fly and make manifest its doer.
Your refined inner voice drives your thoughts and your deeds, You're a man who's in charge, others follow your lead, You possess great depth and have a passionate mind, Others think you're influential, ethical, and kind.
According to James Hall, the protagonists in the novels he dissected all possess a "high level of emotional intensity that results in gutsy and surprising deeds".
We should measure our success in life by the good deeds we have done and the people whose lives we have touched instead of measuring it by the goods we possess.
Possessing a deed and a blank canvas for their intellectual enclave, Powder's owners had set out looking for inspiration.
He possesses that property deed, though the land is now owned by Ariel Sharon, the former prime minister of Israel.
Sparks believed that the aim of biography was "to bring together a series of facts which should do justice to the fame and character of a man, who possessed qualities, and performed deeds, that rendered him remarkable".
"Just because a buyer gets a deed to a property doesn't mean that the deed was valid," Mr. Gordon said, explaining that since a deed is just a document by which the right of ownership in land is transferred, it can only transfer ownership rights possessed by the person who made the deed.
According to some respondents, members of the public often consider mentally ill people to be possessed by evil spirits or paying a price for their bad deeds.
These deeds and others of the Bar Kokhba period contain the acknowledgement that the agricultural pieces under consideration were only possessed by the actual lessors in their legal capacity as lessees of land "owned" by the Nasi of Israel.
