Sentence examples for deem a bit from inspiring English sources

It is a traditional style that craft snobs may deem a bit passé, but Long Man's best bitter (clean and fresh, nice full mouthful, interesting sherbet/citrus flavours), was rather good.

Like a reticent believer reading alternative meanings into archaic Bible verse, I interpret his more inflammatory Facebook outbursts as counter to what I know, deep down, they really are: views that even Piers Morgan would deem a bit too far there, mate.

Actually putting the empty roll in the bin afterwards was deemed a bit too advanced for his kids.

The timing, and what was deemed a bit of subterfuge in the selection, rankled some in what has become a young, wealthy and politically progressive ward.

That was deemed a bit disappointing because some analysts had forecast a total for 2012-13 that would be 2 to 3 percent higher than it was before the start of the 2010-11 season.

The first version of their video, shot on an inexpensive camera, was deemed a bit too slick; Kickstarter told Mr Gerhard that it looked like the project was already done.

(It's been a long wait since the 1984 mini-series "The Jewel in the Crown," and the recent sequel to "Upstairs, Downstairs" was widely deemed a bit bland).

It's when the 2012 World's 50 Best Restaurant awards are handed out – and since Michelin has been deemed a bit off the pace in recent years, it's the most desired industry acknowledgement.

On leaving school, he wanted to be a poster artist, but that was deemed "a bit odd" in the big railway town, so he took up the closest thing, an apprenticeship as a typesetter.

First, though, a great thumping leaving do featuring a strong roster of Beeb alumni, from old hands Terry Wogan and Penelope Keith to relative saplings David Mitchell and Fiona Bruce Dickk & Dom were presumably deemed a bit too lively for BBC4 viewers).

It's my partner's all-time favourite LGBT novel; although deemed a bit 'controversial' at the time of publication, it's subtle and funny, and everyone I know who's read this beautiful novel has loved it.