Sentence examples for are deemed weak from inspiring English sources

A form of masculinity that is so toxic that survivors of child abuse are deemed weak and therefore intimidated into silence.

Then we are deemed weak, and worse -- failures for feeling what is actually appropriate.

Mr. Fuller named the offspring Alvan T. for his father but changed the name to Dancer's Image after he decided to auction him off because his ankles were deemed weak.

The body is now in its second incarnation, replacing the UN Human Rights Commission in 2006 after it was deemed weak and ineffective.

If a Somali man is considered feminine he is deemed weak, helpless, pitiful: the underlying message being that femininity is inherently inferior to masculinity.

Some are deemed too weak by Colbert's demanding standards, some are put on hold for want of time on a given night and are then forgotten, and some are merely left behind as the show is swept along with the relentless news cycle.

The systems that are deemed nondominant in the first procedure could be compared by a weaker almost first-order stochastic dominance criterion in the second procedure.

Argentina, ranked fifth, are judged to be in the weakest of the World Cup groups, while Australia, rated 62nd, are deemed to be the worst team.

Autopsy rates are deemed inadequate.

Not all donations are deemed appropriate.

These numbers are deemed exaggerations.