But they also preserve the memory of deeds through time, and in so doing, they enable these deeds to become sources of inspiration for the future, that is, models to be imitated, and, if possible, surpassed.
Even modern drivers were greatly affected by the deeds of these two multiple world champions – Hamilton worships the spirit of Senna, while Britain's other world champion, Jenson Button, is a great admirer of Prost's smooth style.
It's a petty, passing tyranny, a nimbyism, this short period where they can shake their heads at the deeds of these misguided youths, oversharing the way they do — sexting, and yoloing, and swagging, and what-all, how can they not see this is ruining their lives, rotting their brains?
The Jain universal history is a compilation of the deeds of these illustrious persons.
These were not the deeds of just a few rogue employees.
On these occasions Theodoric would review the deeds of his troops, praising the brave and reprimanding the cowardly.
These shows focus not just on the deeds of the character but how those deeds affect them and the characters around them as well.
The Anglo-African newspaper, published in New York City, editorialized that "The deeds of heroism performed by these colored men were such as the proudest white men might emulate.
But melancholy over these sad departures is balanced by admiration for the deeds of the pioneers.
Opponents said the syllabus overstressed the deeds of "posh white blokes" and underplayed those of minorities.
