Sentence examples for the deeds that from inspiring English sources

Under Mr Khatami, Iran would seem to be moving away from the deeds that led to its outlaw status.

Imagine in its place good will and, more important, the deeds that create and embody good will.

He said that he did not think it was fair to judge all 800 professionals in the firm's research department "with the deeds that were committed by a relative handful".

Some of Gumian's villagers, flush with railway cash, say that they wanted the deeds that came with the mortgages far more than they needed the money itself.That desire reflects one of the key attractions of land reform and one of the reasons that Mr Xi may find it difficult.

Mitty, in Stiller's version, is a curator and a facilitator of images; the movie, as Friend describes it en route to its realization, seems likely to suggest that the deeds that are done in the real world, and the images of them that are made and shown, are inextricable from the element of fantasy.

"It's nice to recognise some of the deeds that have gone before, the character displayed by those who have worn the badge before.

"I am ashamed of the deed that led to the hanging".

It is the moment of stasis between a deed that has been performed and must be responded to and the deed that will respond to it.

(Or, as John Updike put it, to "develop a motive backwards to suit the deed that's done").

On the pin is an image of Raseokan, a member of the Matinecock tribe who signed the deed that gave the land that is now Huntington and Babylon to European settlers.

Six weeks after baby has arrived, your doctor will probably give you the green light to do the deed that got you into this yoga pants/no makeup/adorable baby who doesn't stop crying mess to begin with.