Sentence examples for deem good from inspiring English sources

Surely there must be a film made by a woman somewhere in the world that the Cannes selectors deem good enough to make the official selection?

(My property rights keep you from installing a giant hot tub on my front lawn, even if you deem it good. This frees me to use my lawn in whatever non-hot-tub-involving way I deem good).

I recognized his vocation for piety; his portable solitude, lived politely among others; his life of onerous routines (that guardians deem good for you) interspersed with free, passionate conversations — a glorious transposition of my own current agenda.

This exploratory study sets out to uncover the concepts that practitioners in a large software organization use in the prioritization process and the practices that they deem good.

Dyche continued: "With the club transitioning out of the Premier League financially, there are players here who we deem good players and they're on contracts that were signed amongst those years of trying to immediately get back into the Premier League.

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.

The yin-yang pancake was deemed good.

Any publicity was deemed good publicity.

No doubt a strict diet was deemed good for them.

While higher profits are normally deemed good news, it matters why they are rising.

"The Best Behavior" (1970) traced what were deemed good manners from the ancient Egyptians to Emily Post.