Sentence examples similar to offensive deeds from inspiring English sources
This World Series feat puts him into a statistical tie with Babe Ruth (who did it twice), Reggie Jackson, and Albert Pujols (who did it last year), but in actuality does nothing of the kind, or come close, because Reggie's three blasts, on three successive first pitches, by three different Dodger pitchers, in 1977, remains the most flamboyant offensive deed in the Classic.
This deed is blatantly offensive to Sagan's memory.
Those covenants have been illegal for more than half a century, but their offensive rules remain part of some deeds.
It was there, on the first day of the offensive, that Lieutenant Alfred Gaby, performed the deeds that led to him becoming the 28th Battalion's first, and only, Victoria Cross recipient.
What the racial profilers are proposing is insulting, offensive and -- by thought, word and deed, whether intentional or not -- racist.
But what it does imply is that in too many places in our culture, people seem to think that words and deeds can be equally violent and offensive.
But the Iranian charm offensive brings to light two critical questions - can Mr Rouhani turn his words into deeds, and is Washington ready to make a deal with Tehran?
Not only did officials call the dance "vulgar" and "offensive," they immediately shut down the dance school responsible for the outrage and put it under investigation for "perverted deeds".
