Sentence examples for because he deems from inspiring English sources
On torture, Senator McCain votes no, then yes, because he deems it politically expedient.
Because he deems American foreign policy inherently violent and expansionist, he is unconcerned with the motives behind particular policies, or the ethics of particular individuals in government.
In a truly doltish routine, for example, he objects to some current plays because he deems their titles vulgar: "Urinetown," "The Vagina Monologues" and "Puppetry of the Penis".
In other words, according to Kavanaugh, even if the Supreme Court upholds the law this spring, a President Santorum, say, could refuse to enforce ACA because he "deems" the law unconstitutional.
Mr. Hladik adjusted that estimate down to $18,400 because he deemed the landscaping in good shape.
She accused Fischer of having excommunicated her because he deemed her divorce "unacceptable, non-Biblical, and sinful".
He was meticulous, even insisting on doing my ironing because he deemed my wrinkle-removing skills deficient.
He opposed long-distance races for women because he deemed anything longer than once around the oval track to be "unladylike".
Antonio Fazio, governor of Italy's central bank, has caused consternation by banning the takeover by San Paolo-IMI of Banca di Roma because he deemed the bid "hostile".
After visiting the Esprit Arena in the morning, he had threatened to pull out of the fight because he deemed the ring canvas too soft.
In the late 1960s, Richard M. Nixon even supported a version of affirmative action because he deemed it useful to break unions by accusing them of racial exclusion.
