Sentence examples for deeds that made from inspiring English sources
Such books generally praised their subjects for possession of traditionally feminine traits even as they achieved the deeds that made them famous.
For a country with no dearth of terrorism in its past, it is perhaps the fleshy immediacy of these men and their deeds that makes this a defining assault — one that separates all attacks of the past from those yet to come.
It was not just the hanging but also the manner of it – executed while the world slept, in secret and in great haste, as thieves do when they embark on their dark deeds – that makes this execution a symbol of the deep moral rot at the heart of the Indian state.
It is not only marvellous deeds that make a player's reputation, it is mistakes like this that blight a career".
All this anger translates into words and deeds that make the divorce process more costly, stressful, frustrating, lengthy, and an all-out war.
I don't want to be angry -- in fact, many of our biggest and most public heroes are flawed -- but the flaws, and some are big -- are rarely related to why we admire them -- to their deeds that make them heroes to us.
America-hating has become a badge of identity, making possible a chest-beating, flag-burning rhetoric of word and deed that makes men feel good.
It was this political dimension to Kelly's deeds and utterances that made him a folk hero in his lifetime, according to the exhibition's co-curators, Leanne Fitzgibbon and Tansy Curtain.
He decided to base his story on a radical idea that all Gods were once human beings; it was their deeds in the human life that made them famous as Gods.
A friend going through a horrible period told me that she was practically addicted to doing good deeds; that was the only thing that made her feel better.
That's the weird thing about the porn star who allegedly slept with the president doing a heavily promoted stripping tour she's doing all this without admitting that she actually did the (alleged) deed that made her famous.
