Sentence examples for made a deed from inspiring English sources

For him, what made a deed a moral deed was its superhuman difficulty.

She then told me something about the archive which had only recently come to light, and which her brother had never learned: Dame Jean Conan Doyle, while dying of cancer, had made a last-minute deed of apportionment, splitting the archive between herself and the three heirs of her former sister-in-law, Anne Conan Doyle.

Pankhurst made a call to arms: Deeds not Words.

In word and deed she has made a difference.

What UNICEF asks today -- on behalf of the war-affected children whom we serve throughout the world -- is that you provide the political leadership necessary to ensure that the commitments that were agreed upon here yesterday become deeds -- and that these deeds make a difference to the lives of children.

What UNICEF asks today -- on behalf of the war-affected children whom we serve throughout the world -- is that Council Members do everything in their power to ensure that the words of the Secretary-General's Report, and the words of the Council Resolutions, become deeds -- and that these deeds make a difference to the lives of children.

In your case, you and your siblings could draw up a deed making your mother the beneficiary of your father's share of their house.

Her gentle watercolours make a surprising contrast with her deeds of arson and self-starvation.

We hold that heartfelt deeds will make a difference; stories starting with a meet-cute will, by the logic of plot, end well.

How far is divestment going to go and how much are people willing to sacrifice investment return – which is funding scholarships to the university and other good deeds – to make a political or social statement.

It is not only marvellous deeds that make a player's reputation, it is mistakes like this that blight a career".