Examples of 'deeming it' in a sentence
Meaning of "deeming it"
deeming it: The act of judging or considering something to have a particular quality or characteristic. It involves forming an opinion or belief about a subject
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They are deeming it the smallest gold coin in the world.
Officials called off the pursuit after deeming it too dangerous.
They protested it, deeming it an unfair swaying towards a guilty verdict.
See that you do not limp before the lame Deeming it kindness.
Deeming it unfounded, it rejected the claim of procedural irregularity invoked by the applicants.
O Some NLPCB US studies exclude this pathway deeming it insignificant.
Deeming it blasphemous, they assaulted a theater critic and forced the cancellation of the performance.
He did not speak to her again, deeming it useless.
Deeming it insufficient, Retraite Québec asked for an internal investigation two months later.
Many countries condemned the attack, deeming it a dangerous escalation.
However, on December 2004, the Constitutional Court of Portugal rejected the proposed question, deeming it unclear.
All other states have banned it- deeming it cruelty to animals.
Though he loves his wife, he wishes to stifle her literary career, deeming it unfeminine.
Tesla dismantled the death ray at once, deeming it too dangerous to remain in existence.
During the session, Brown secured the termination of a statewide geological survey, deeming it too expensive.
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The testers gave the beer a thumbs up, deeming it high-quality and safe for consumption.
An Aetna physician denied Cunningham protection for the treatment in 2014, deeming it experimental.
They also opposed the Komsomol, deeming it too theoretical and bureaucratic.
An Aetna doctor denied Cunningham coverage for the therapy in 2014, deeming it experimental.
Others appreciated the apology, deeming it an unusual gesture amongst Italian journalists.
Supporters of the order may protest this shift, deeming it capitulation.
Q magazine was less enthusiastic, deeming it " their biggest seller, but the beginning of the end.
There are many who have opposed this move, deeming it unnecessary.
Music reviews were generally positive, deeming it " very listenable, dynamic and easily accessible album.
The ugliest man flees from pity, and prefers shame, deeming it appropriate.
Inulin also has a natural sweet taste to it, deeming it a suitable sweetener in food products.
Charles Aaron of Spin placed the song third in his list, deeming it " blass-blasting.
The next day she posted a review online deeming it “ beautiful, moving and occasionally very funny . ”.
However, Alder Hey Hospital repeatedly refused the transfer, deeming it “ futile . ”.
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Harvard administration shut down the program, deeming it inappropriate.
Considers categorization a key-concept in cognitive semiotics, by deeming it as a synonym of signification articulate sense.
Parliament has been very critical of the cooperation procedure, deeming it to be most unsatisfactory.
Unfortunately, the courts had rejected that recommendation, deeming it incompatible with the presumption of innocence.
In August 2017, the court ruled against his application deeming it unnecessary.
The invention did not get approved by Admiralty, deeming it unworthy for the Lordships Patronage.
Every other producer had already turned down the show, deeming it too dark and depressing.
Disney rejected the entirety of Brown 's work, deeming it premature, and a lively debate ensued.
The FDA rejected the recommendation, deeming it unfeasible.
The participants declared the meeting a success, deeming it both useful and constructive.
It waxes eloquent over the reunification of the continent, deeming it a political and historical achievement.
While exploring, John is impressed by the land, deeming it wild and challenging.
Thus, the Krebs Cycle is heavily dependent on oxygen, deeming it an aerobic process.
Finally, Fozzie decides to cancel the production number, deeming it improper for the occasion.
The Lega has dropped its call for a euro referendum, deeming it technically treacherous.
The Amsterdam Treaty contains a new Title on employment, deeming it a " matter of common concern.
President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro refused to sign the decree, deeming it blatantly unconstitutional.
Derek Boeckelmann of Daily Nexus commended the episode, deeming it "frighteningly good.
Harry Forbes of Catholic News Service condemned the film, deeming it " morally offensive.
CES take back innovation award given to a sex toy, deeming it ‘ immoral and obscene '.
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