Sentence examples for often deed from inspiring English sources

Often, deed restrictions have been placed on properties by sellers or long-ago owners, which can ban residential development to avoid health problems and potential lawsuits.

Homes at the time often had deed restrictions written into their contracts that explicitly prohibited their sale to African-Americans.

It appeared that for these interviewees, diabetes was a universe where good deeds often went unrewarded and bad deeds unpunished.

Men liked the shiny-eyed way he wrote about sex; women, reading such lines as "She is liking it, being raped" and "As a raped woman might struggle, to intensify the deed", often judged him to be a cold-hearted exhibitionist.It was in 1968, with his fifth novel, "Couples", that Mr Updike became suddenly famous.

But early in the film, the superintendent gets fired, forcing Miller and Pilloton to work without pay or abandon the project -- an example of how no good deed often goes unpunished in the nonprofit world.

But in this novel, as in life, bad deeds often go unpunished.

Thankfully, the women of "Good Deeds" often rise above that approach.

But slippery deeds often require nothing more than a greased palm.

Often the tragic deeds are committed unwittingly, as when Oedipus unknowingly kills his father and marries his own mother.

Local good deeds often owe as much to vanity as to genuine concern for others.Will the financial crisis reduce charitable giving?

Thursday was the Hindu holiday of Makar Sankranti, during which, among other things, people perform good deeds, often for the less fortunate.