Sentence examples for on their deeds from inspiring English sources

The women are superior to the men but subordinate: more likely to prompt action in men, or to comment on their deeds, than actually to do anything.

Thus, we are rewarding criminals by dwelling on their deeds, not to mention reinforcing other weak minds in our midst who may have dormant antisocial urges waiting to be inspired.

For one thing, the farming industry has benefited from state land preservation programs that pay agricultural landowners to place permanent restrictions on their deeds, and from lower tax assessments on farmland.

Smith saw, as well, how the powerful — think Tiger Woods or the nameless bankers once adulated as "masters of the universe" — are encouraged in their vanity by the rest of us: how we puff them up, hang on their deeds, pay more attention to them than to the unfortunate, and gradually make them sense that they can get away with anything.

Many of the herders, who failed to realise that selling land that had been theirs by the right of ages would mean that their cattle could no longer graze on it, were happy to pass on their deeds for cattle or beer.

Lively and other culture warriors rely on their deeds abroad going largely unnoticed back home.

Let us, rather, judge women as we do men — on the basis of their deeds.

On Sunday, the celebration of their deeds drew more than 3,000 Catholics to the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels in downtown L.A., as one family after another spilled from 20 buses, representing 14 parishes from throughout the region and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles.

A number of police officers and 22 spectators were later awarded bravery awards for their deeds on the day.

It was not just the hanging but also the manner of it – executed while the world slept, in secret and in great haste, as thieves do when they embark on their dark deeds – that makes this execution a symbol of the deep moral rot at the heart of the Indian state.

We must keep the pressure up, shine a light on their nefarious deeds, drive down their stock prices, and expose them for what they are: parasitic middlemen who add no value while sucking billions out of our economy.