Sentence examples for be deemed good from inspiring English sources

And consider this: How can Agudelo be deemed good enough to start of the U.S. national team, but not good enough to start for his club team.

It takes a certain amount of nerve to act as though one knows what is good or, more important, what will be deemed good in the future.

One of the most disempowering assumptions about role models is that the role has to be assigned to you by society once you have "arrived", or that you have to wait to be deemed good enough to be one.

Somewhere there's a bar that films must clear to be deemed good enough for display in a public theater, but it's apparently down for repairs at the moment, because that's the only way Patrick McGuinn's "Sun Kissed" could have made it to a big screen.

Nevertheless, it may be deemed good practice for clinicians to be vigilant for RLS symptoms in migraine patients, particularly in those with complaints of sleep disturbance or excessive daytime somnolence.

Hay can be deemed "good" by the eye if it is green in colour.

The yin-yang pancake was deemed good.

Any publicity was deemed good publicity.

No doubt a strict diet was deemed good for them.

In 1967, however, it was deemed good enough to be bracketed alongside The Graduate and Bonnie and Clyde.

"The Best Behavior" (1970) traced what were deemed good manners from the ancient Egyptians to Emily Post.