Sentence examples for deem cool from inspiring English sources

A triceratops skeleton coming to life is a sight any kid would deem cool.

In Chasing Cool, Kerner and Pressman interview hundreds of fashion designers, advertising execs, product developers and other creative types who they deem "cool".

For now, Shorts will have to convince us that the remnant inventory of our camera rolls, the things we don't deem cool enough to share elsewhere, deserve to be shared.

(Although some may wonder if a vehicle that resembles a minivan can be deemed cool).

Lostprophets, a pop metal band from Wales, are not deemed cool or voguish.

Finneran says he's always amazed by what's suddenly deemed cool again.

She's been accused of borrowing from gay culture, but at least she did so before it was deemed cool.

Some faulted his personal manner, deemed cool and aloof; others, his timing, since he informed artists before the festival last summer that they would not have jobs this summer.

Part online interior magazine, part who's who of global hip, theselby.com is a window into the private realms of those Mr. Selby deems "cool".

On a recent Friday night, he gathered in the East Village with nine acquaintances he had deemed cool enough to call his friends.

Drainpipes are rarely deemed cool enough to be worn by the street style set these days (fashion editors are more likely to wear jogging bottoms, dungarees, 501s, boyfriend jeans – anything else, frankly).