deed造句

Every doing forms a deed,

It was a heroic deed, he said.

We'll never call that a heroic deed.

The worker's deed was beyond the call of duty.

The plaintiff's right to set aside the deed is barred by laches.

The deed knots us together for time and eternity, like the coil of a serpent.

To measure you by your smallest deed is to reckon the power of ocean by the frailty of its foam.

It was as though a deed of conveyance of her narrow loins had been drawn and sealed.

And, so far as one can gauge the feelings of whole nations, is there any apparent connection between a generous deed and a friendly response?

Thus an unduly authoritative education turns the pupils into timid tyrants， incapable of either claiming or tolerating originality in word or deed.

In the same way, life presents us with experience after experience, and with every deed, decision, and selection we are determining where we will end up.

Sometimes the most treasured ACTS of friendship are those for which you expect to get nothing in return, not even credit for a good deed.

I arrive at work with a smug smile on my face (though guiltily note that this also means I'm off the hook at bedtime, having done the day's deed already).

We have always thought that it was sometimes a courageous act, and, at least, a simple and useful deed, worthy of the sympathetic attention which duty accepted and fulfilled merits.

He received two years off of his sentence as a reward for his good deed, but was forced to switch prisons in order to avoid taking a jagged toothbrush to the kidneys.