Sentence examples for almost deemed from inspiring English sources

During the war over Kosovo last year, when he had a still unexplained meeting with Mr. Milosevic, he was almost deemed a traitor.

Although he noted that "in appearance it differs so much from any species known to us, as to be almost deemed worthy of generic rank", he thought that placement in the puffball genus Lycoperdon was the most appropriate classification, despite its unusual cortex.

Although he kept his jacket buttoned, almost everyone deemed his dancing spot-on.

"Sick!" was what the bloggers almost unanimously deemed it, in a rare act of messageboard unity.

Her wedding dresses for the duchess and her maid of honour, Pippa Middleton, were almost universally deemed a triumph.

Glioblastomas are resistant to treatment, and are almost always deemed incurable, because they inevitably recur, usually in the same place.

The Bush Presidency was almost universally deemed a failure, and the Party was in the midst of a debate about the causes of its collapse.

It is almost always deemed better to just get over it.

"It seems that whenever an urban or low-income community's air or water quality is in question, risks and costs are almost always deemed acceptable". .

Providing no treatment was almost always deemed inappropriate.

Patients with additional malignant nodules in the contralateral lung are also almost uniformly deemed incurable by current treatment modalities and are presently classified as M1 disease.