Sentence examples for be deemed lavish from inspiring English sources

Henrik Stenson's celebration to mark his Open Championship win may be deemed lavish in certain contexts.

The bank's compliance department, she said, would probably deny requests to accept Super Bowl or World Series tickets because they "would be deemed as lavish and unreasonable".

Which historical voices should be deemed legitimate?

Another may charitably be deemed stupid.

It could be deemed racist".

But his legacy will be deemed incomplete.

"Could it be deemed as reckless?

Be deemed physically capable by a physician.

"It got trashed by the press," remembers Horn, whose lavish aesthetic was deemed insufficiently authentic – most of the backing track was pieced together by ZTT musicians (to hear how much Horn brought to Frankie, listen to the Radio 1 session versions of Two Tribes and Relax and compare them with the hit versions).

It is also a group that has lavished what is deemed to be extravagant attention on their own young.

Lloyd was deemed missing.