Sentence examples for be deemed wise from inspiring English sources

Given the excruciating timeline of the KNPP battle, such a choice might be deemed wise.

If, on the other hand, the law proves to be an administrative nightmare and health insurance costs spiral gradually and substantially up, then the Republicans will be deemed wise men.

Or maybe it should be assumed that since these students were accepted into college, they are deemed wise enough to make such decisions.

Solomon was deemed wiser than all the sages of Egypt and the Middle East even wiser than some ancient paragons of wisdom.

Which historical voices should be deemed legitimate?

Another may charitably be deemed stupid.

With Allen's teacher still active but in another state and with the film's producers feeling what Allen calls "concern about some people in the group," secrecy was deemed the wisest policy.

The presidents whose statues ring the National Mall are those who were deemed not just wise and just, but also masters of our national destiny.

Regarding the "paradoxical" attitudes to calamities displayed by Stoic and Christian sages, Cardano thinks that there is a great difference between the situation in which the wise man is deemed capable of "bearing calamities with fortitude" (the Stoic approach) and that in which he is supposed to look at them as part of "one's goods" (the Christian attitude).

Lloyd was deemed missing.

Some were deemed betrayers.