Sentence examples for deem dependable from inspiring English sources
When conditions seem favorable, the researchers suggest, men have the option of picking physically similar mates, whom they subconsciously deem dependable partners who will nurture their offspring.
Lexus vehicles were deemed the most dependable new cars the past seven years in the annual study conducted by J.D. Power & Associates.
The prime minister is not overly popular, but according to polls he is still deemed "much more suitable" for the post and more dependable than his competitors.
Repeated studies in the modern era have shown that people unconsciously ascribe positive qualities to the tall: in addition to being deemed more intelligent, tall people are automatically considered more likable, more dependable and more commanding.
He was a day boy at Epsom College, which he left early - not deemed intelligent enough to continue education - and was directed towards that dependable middle-class career, engineering.
She deemed it "fascinating".
He deemed this "offensive".
America deemed it "invalid".
Lloyd was deemed missing.
Some were deemed betrayers.
Eight were deemed hazardous.
