Sentence examples for through deeds from inspiring English sources

"You can also inspire through deeds," she said.

It merely means that the ancient Hebrews were tasked with setting a good example, through deeds, for others.

But I think she's going to show, through deeds, not just words, what a president can be.

I was taught to distinguish myself through presentation, not declaration, to excel through deeds and manners, not showing off.

In 2007, Obama said, "America must show — through deeds as well as words — that we stand with those who seek a better life.

Its members "do their propaganda through deeds, exactly the same way that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt does, or Hezbollah in Lebanon".

She had forty-five days to dig through title deeds, some dating back to 1820, and pay compensation to displaced homeowners.

The enclosure survey showed that 51.7%% of respondents formally own the enclosed areas through title deeds or allotment letters.

They have to do it through deed poll and everything rather than just wave a piece of paper.

"But Syria's descent into unimaginable carnage and the accompanying rise of Isis and their deliberate strategy to terrorise through deed and propaganda are a game-changer".

There is nothing to stop a man taking his wife's name rather than the other way round, although it can't be done in the standard way through marriage and instead needs to be done through deed poll.