Sentence examples for deem bad from inspiring English sources

Millions of us sit down in front of televisions every evening to watch our favourite stories brought to life and all of them contain what we might deem "bad behaviour".

You've arrested some people you deem bad and seized their Mercedes-Benz collection.

It depends in particular on whether, as a matter of fact, the actions that we would pre-theoretically deem good sustain a coherent set of psychological commitments and those that we would pre-theoretically deem bad are inconsistent with a coherent set of psychological commitments.

Unfortunately he uses these traits to get things done, things many people would deem bad policies.

In response to policies they deem bad for the realm, Henry of Bolingbroke, Earl of Derby and other members of the "Lords Appellant", such as the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl of Arundel, successfully take up arms against Oxford at the Battle of Radcot Bridge and remove him from power.

Firing teachers deemed "bad" and rewarding the "good" is shortsighted.

The passages deemed bad are sometimes the most original because description is "off the beaten track".

A simple concept — that the response to what one deems bad speech should be better speech — is lost on all too many of our officials.

It is most difficult with the ones who are trying their best to get by but just aren't deemed bad enough to qualify for any support.

One arrest in such an industry might be deemed bad luck, but two in quick succession looked like a losing streak.Peter Dicks, the British non-executive chairman of Sportingbet, was arrested after arriving in America in September.

Lisa Dorfman, a registered dietitian and the director of sports nutrition and performance at the University of Miami, says that she often sees children who are terrified of foods that are deemed "bad" by parents.