To bring human pain into depiction was a mighty deed, for which Goya, who painted for four kings, received small reward in his lifetime.
God was believed to have revealed himself to the patriarchs and prophets by various means not unlike those known to the local religions theophanies (visible manifestations of the divine), dreams, visions, auditions, and ecstasies and also, more significantly, by his mighty deeds, such as his bringing the Israelites out of Egypt and enabling them to conquer the Holy Land.
"Examine the Old and New Testaments and the Quran: The Lord is continually mocking idols for being mute, dumb hunks of wood and metal, while bragging about His own mighty deeds.
And it has been hurt by a series of scandals, some involving corrupt top brass, others suicidal soldiers.In this section Bowing out The "caretaker" The "bulldozer" Rudd, sweat and tears Plain man, mighty deeds Unfit for service A bubble bursts ReprintsTo improve matters, the army is banking on a generous pay rise this year; it wants junior officers' salaries to be doubled.
Its scoop was indeed a coup: June 2nd was the day of Queen Elizabeth's coronation.In this section Bowing out The "caretaker" The "bulldozer" Rudd, sweat and tears Plain man, mighty deeds Unfit for service A bubble bursts Reprints Related items Antarctic science: Snow place like homeJan 17th 2008 Climbing Mount Everest: No room at the topMay 31st 2001Sir Edmund was a man of action.
It's useful, however, to have been involved in some struggle, done mighty deeds, or have enacted them on stage or screen.
But at 110-1 and then when Clarke and Steve Smith were in partnership, this outfit of old pros and young bucks looked like it might just be able to match their mighty deeds that day.
The title deeds of Radio City?
We want chariot races out there, deeds of derring-do.
