Sentence examples for necessary deeds from inspiring English sources

A century ago, the film "The Birth of a Nation" exalted the Ku Klux Klan's reign of terror during Reconstruction as the necessary deeds of men committed to defending white women from the sexual menace of newly emancipated black men.

This wise and sensitive Hamlet could never have survived the guilt over such bloody, necessary deeds.

He was not advocating self-immolation, but others have found this to be the necessary deed, as I have myself for some time now: it has been a long Gethsemane, and excruciating to keep my plans from my wife and other members of our family".

Only one man is cunning enough to do the necessary dirty deed.

It is well established that a writing (deed) is necessary for the transfer of title to real estate; it is common for deeds to recite at least nominal consideration, but no preliminary contract is required for title to pass.

Recording of the deed is necessary to make it binding as to subsequent good-faith purchasers from (but not donees of) the same donor.

Organizational reforms to support professionalism both in word and deed are necessary, including efforts to promote a culture of caring rather than informal and hidden curricula that model cynicism.

To save the living from a vampire's evil deeds, it is necessary to plant a stake in the grave so that it passes through the heart of the corpse or else to exhume the corpse and burn it.

Sermons preached in words and sermons preached through deeds are both necessary for a holistic ministry of social justice and healing.

The man suspected of a gun and bomb attack in Norway has called his deeds atrocious yet necessary, his defense lawyer said on Saturday.

After all of the current owners have been identified and included on the deed, it is necessary to determine how the new owners will take title.