Sentence examples for glorious deeds from inspiring English sources
These traditions frequently consist of legendary narratives about the glorious deeds of their national heroes.
He far preferred glorious deeds involving sunken treasures and Indian scalps.
Although I started off trying to perform glorious deeds, I quickly became a madman bent on world conquest.
You can choose to bring glory to your empire either by performing glorious deeds or by taking over the world.
We prefer to savor the glorious deeds of the Revolution or the resonant words of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.
In short, the western knights' glorious deeds, recorded in such lavish style by medieval historians and celebrated ever since, provided a cover story that only now has been revealed.
So you have the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Roman secular history, "there was the glorious deed of the Roman Prince whose worth moved Gregory to his great victory — I mean the emperor Trajan; and a poor widow was at his bridle in a posture of grief and in tears.
Minoru Shibuya, Japanese Consul General, called Callaghan's actions "a glorious deed, to salute the [pilot's] bravery".
When Google first announced on its blog that the Life archive was up, it seemed like another Google good deed: rescuing the name of Life magazine and the glorious 20th-century tradition of still photojournalism.
Although he succumbed to his injuries seconds later, his dying act may have saved over a thousand lives and prompted Winston Churchill to later comment: "In the long, rough, glorious history of the Royal Marines there is no name and no deed which in its character and consequences ranks above this".
