Sentence examples for violent deeds from inspiring English sources

The senator cautiously sympathizes with Travis, perhaps unknowingly leading to his later violent deeds.

Bold, violent deeds draw the lines and arouse ancient resentments, and are useful even if they have unsought consequences.

His plays provide a unique combination of fierce emotion, high rank, violent deeds (not necessarily onstage) and absolute containment.

The violent deeds, not just words, used by the suffragettes expressed political revolt against the external edifice of domination.

These violent deeds are preceded by long, histrionic speeches, but, as the characters deliver their orations, their faces, eerily, do not move.

Zuhdy publicly apologized to the Egyptian people for the Islamic Group's violent deeds, beginning with the murder of Sadat, whom he called a martyr.

Spike Vampire, though neutered by a computer chip in his brain that gives him a frightful headache should he attempt a violent deed.

In many cases, though, the program won't find an exact match, but only oblique variations on the text strings, such as "John Wilkes Booth's violent deed at the Ford Theater ended Lincoln's second term before it had started". That's okay, too.

What violent thoughts and deeds George and Martha sublimate into daggered words, Elizabeth and Tom kick out into the open and the literal.

The F.B.I. was put on the case, and the incident has become part of a weeklong series of violent threats and deeds against Democrats in Congress who supported health-care reform.

In Gaza City, workers on Monday continued to spread whitewash over graffiti extolling violent groups and their deeds.