Sentence examples for many deeds from inspiring English sources

Many deeds and utterances attributed to philosophers are apocryphal or compiled posthumously by disciples.

Created in 1947, the C.I.A. has been responsible for many deeds, including our abiding fascination with spooks.

The imperative to preserve the state, and with it the public good, could justify many deeds traditionally regarded as immoral, such as breaking your word.

Against that background, Mr Chirac and Mr Jospin may conclude that solidarity with America is a wonderful concept but one that is best exercised with words and intelligence (of both kinds) rather than too many deeds.

So many deeds are done, and so many needs are catered to, in the turbid tributaries of pornography that almost nothing is left to the mainstream except the sluggish art of suggestion, at once overwrought and prim.

Speaking to his trainees, he is somewhat of a legend as an astute and dedicated clinician of few words but many deeds.

That's not only because they hold so many title deeds, but also because modern governments are given to wringing their hands and declaring their own impotence in the face of multinationals.

Many say deeds were handed out as rewards for local political insiders, but New York State courts ruled in 1979 that the deeds were invalid and the cottages were on public land.

He was a kind and selfless man who did many good deeds throughout his life.

The judge issued the lesser sentence to Mr. Kruger, citing his "many good deeds".

We will remember forever your extraordinary generosity and many thoughtful deeds.