Sentence examples for I have deemed from inspiring English sources

To which each individual human being must react by asking: Am I willing to divide the world into that which I have deemed is worthy of being spared the inevitable and that which is not worthy?

Intimidation aside, I could not help but feel it a timely moment to seek out the true story behind this artist and businesswoman who I have deemed godlike since I was young.

In 1888 Sir Walter Buller wrote: "I have deemed it more in accordance with the accepted rules of zoological nomenclature to adopt the first of the two names applied to the species by Mr Gould; and the name Neomorpha having been previously used in ornithology, it becomes necessary to adopt that of Heteralocha, proposed by Dr Cabanis for this form".

Adams later issued the following statement to newspapers: I have never intended to play a public match in my line, having never arrogated to myself a superiority above other hand billiard players, although I have deemed myself the equal of any one living in my line, not excepting Mons.

Reading about it in advance, I had deemed it a dicey proposition.

As a kid, my go-to Halloween costumes were Esmerelda, Jasmine or Pocahontas – or as I've deemed them: the Disney Princess Brown Girl Club.

I do not own expensive stereo equipment, and even though I have a television, I cannot bring myself to spend the thirty-five dollars a month on cable, which, curiously, I've deemed an indulgence.

When I returned to Brooklyn, Gina e-mailed to invite me to dinner but wrote, "I'm afraid to cook for you!" I took to asking friends if they would meet me at the one restaurant I had deemed "safe," a vegan and gluten-free spot with a refrigerator full of "alkalizing soup" and "chia seed porridge".

One of the queens of my class — a beauty and a "big wheel" whom I had deemed a goddess too far above me by half to even speak to — had landed up a divorced mother of three, toiling as a waitress in a roadhouse cafe in Texas.

I can't tell you when was the last time I was able to navigate, book, or do anything without the help of the Internet, my phone, or some robot machine that I've deemed smarter than I.

I met orthodox rabbis who embraced Jews of many walks of life, rabbis who didn't scoff or undermine questions about liberal issues, rabbis who had clear answers to the very questions I had deemed unanswerable.