Sentence examples for deeds that led from inspiring English sources

Under Mr Khatami, Iran would seem to be moving away from the deeds that led to its outlaw status.

6. Vimanavatthu ("Stories of Celestial Mansions"), 85 poems on the happiness of persons reborn in heavenly realms and on the worthy deeds that led to this reward.

It was during this battle, at Sasse's Sap, that Private John Hamilton, performed the deeds that led to him receiving the Victoria Cross.

It was there, on the first day of the offensive, that Lieutenant Alfred Gaby, performed the deeds that led to him becoming the 28th Battalion's first, and only, Victoria Cross recipient.

Before long he stumbles onto intrigue and nefarious deeds that lead him back into his own personal history.

"I am ashamed of the deed that led to the hanging".

The action or deed that led to the acquisition of a newly good habit must be persistently performed in order to strengthen that habit; in this way,virtue (or, good character) is acquired.

There was no single deed or incident that led the England management to sack Pietersen.

For him, that meant heading directly to the front lines of the war against what's wild, freeing the four-leggeds and then returning under the guise of another persona to publicize the deeds -- a schizophrenic situation that led a friend to describe Coronado as the great fictional superhero, Superman.

The absence of the imagines under Sulla had in fact always been conspicuous, rather than a tactic that led to the erasure of their deeds or memory.

But despite having a deed in hand, the church has not been permitted by the government to occupy the space, a conflict that led to the current crisis.