Sentence examples for of these deeds from inspiring English sources

Her intentions come through clearly: to depict an incident — and a climate — of racism, to show that the cruelty of these deeds was multiplied by their ultimate impunity, and to suggest that, in the intervening half-century since the events depicted in the film took place, little has changed.

In a translation of the video under the heading "Our message to the Western nation", it added: "We have warned you before about the consequences of these deeds that your governments collude with under the pretext of 'freedom of press' or 'freedom of ideas'.

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"We have warned you before about the consequences of these deeds that your government collude with under the context of 'freedom of speech' or 'freedom of ideas,'" al Ansi says.

Following his victory at Ramillies Marlborough returned to England and the acclamation of Parliament; his titles and estates were made perpetual upon his heirs, male or female, in order that 'the memory of these deeds should never lack one of his name to bear it'.

At Saint-Mandé, Marguerite Louise underwent a transformation: she no longer cared for "excesses", and busied herself with reforming the convent, which she called a "spiritual brothel"; the absentee mother superior, who wore men's clothing, was sent away, non-conformist nuns were removed and it is because of these deeds her behaviour no longer proved a bone of contention with Florence.

"In the midst of this widespread affront to the fitrah (natural human disposition)," the article rails, "the Islamic State continues its efforts against these deeds of misguidance – which Western Civilizationn' regards as a part of their 'values' – by implementing the rulings of Allah on those who practice any form of sexual deviancy or transgression".

The aftereffects of these bloody deeds spread forth on levels practical, psychological and metaphysical, rippling outward like waves in a dark pool.

Outside the walled cemetery in Shaping Park, as I waited for hours to be admitted into the overgrown sanctuary with its whispering of these terrible deeds, a man approached me: "Everyone was shooting in 1967 to protect Mao!

In an open letter to her, the French president, Jacques Chirac, offered to provide "all possible assistance to identify the perpetrators of these ignoble deeds and their commanders, and to bring them before justice".

For another thing, his antiauthoritarianism, antimilitarism, and borderless humanitarianism cause him to find the acts of political domination, war, and empire which make up the vast bulk of these "great" deeds and events not morally edifying but morally repugnant.