Sentence examples for deeds were more from inspiring English sources

In his theology, Schulweis believed deeds were more important than ritual.

Deeds are more important than words, football has seen plenty of new chairmen and owners who come in promising the world and ending up delivering an atlas, but I don't actually think a major shake-up is what's needed here.

Individuals with title deeds are more likely to adopt crop-based regimes while those still operating under the group ranch scheme have a livestock-based management system.

Scotland's interim head coach Scott Johnson refuses to predict his side's results for the upcoming Six Nations, insisting "deeds" are more important than "talking about it".

A 2010 Harvard study found that those who perform good deeds are more likely to have better physical endurance.

The simple good deeds are more present in our day-to-day reality than we would have thought, and this in an encouraging idea.

But in addition to days off, the deed is more specific about racing provisions.

So Leodamas, when accusing Callistratus, said that the man who prompted the deed was more guilty than the doer, since it would not have been done if he had not planned it.

With the implementation of health-care reform, the fifth anniversary of Terri Schiavo's death and the forthcoming release of the HBO movie You Don't Know Jack, starring Al Pacino as Dr. Jack Kevorkian, the issues raised by Dr. Cohen in No Good Deed are more front and center than ever.

Research shows that the people who receive your good deeds will be more likely to follow suit with their own good deeds too.

Juicy stories of CEOs' nefarious deeds may be more likely to reach researchers' ears, skewing the sample and influencing the conclusion that being promoted to CEO leads to greater temptation to misbehave.