Sentence examples for that deeds from inspiring English sources

It began with Hillary's insistence in New Hampshire that deeds, not words matter.

Dermot Callinan, tax partner at KPMG, pointed out that deeds of variation were a long-standing measure in tax planning.

The 90% or so of papers and magazines who've signed up for Ipso know that it won't be easy, but hope that deeds – the decisions taken, the corrections enforced – will eventually bring credibility in train.

[Page A10.] Perhaps not surprisingly, the initial Israeli reaction to his 25-minute videotaped speech was one of skepticism; the common denominator was that deeds would count more than words.

RealtyTrac's Sharga said that deeds in lieu are actually better for both the lender and the borrower.

Moral coherence insists that "deeds and consequences" come together.

Ms. Wasserman initiated legislation that deeded 300 acres to the State Department of Agriculture in perpetuity.

Let's also recall that Deed and McDonnell had matched up once before, and McDonnell won.

Wry reference is made to Deed and Jo's relationship, with Lawson writing that Deed "is desperate to conduct his own forensic investigation of the body fluids of the attractive defence QC".

He believed, as he had been told, that "good deeds erase bad deeds, and jihad is the best deed" of all.

A study of nature also teaches us that "Evil deeds must be corrected" and "Good deeds must be recompensed" (Laws V-VI of the DIP).