Sentence examples for I deem essential from inspiring English sources

I even grudgingly know he is right when he tries to convince me that I don't need to buy quite as many of the things in life I deem essential and he thinks are consumerist waste," she says.

Mainly though, I called it like I saw it – usually in the sniffy, supercilious tones I deemed essential to all rock discourse.

He said he trusted me to do the sorting, and to scan all the ones I deemed essential and send them to him, so he can have them for his own go-bag".

They're destinations that amass people, but not exercises, in "placemaking" – that activity city planners deem essential to creating community.

Can Rome, even with help from central coffers, afford the sort of projects that the jubilee's organisers deem essential?

But that deprives the state of a weapon that most economists deem essential to encourage conservation and to bring wholesale and retail prices into more rational alignment.

And because exercise was deemed essential, I was let out of the box and given free rein of a previously spotlessly clean, mostly white bathroom.

Such campaigns are evidently deemed essential in the eternal hunt for new audiences, though I sometimes wonder how well they're working.

Duck fat or goose fat is deemed essential there, too.

And he was deemed essential to achieving peace at Dayton.

Just 9 percent of I.R.S. employees have been deemed essential.