Sentence examples for deem it better from inspiring English sources

English said, "Because powerful networks deem it better television".

In an odd aesthetic twist on the American separation of church and state (art gets lumped in with other matters of the spirit), we deem it better that nothing be publicly quirky, so that we can all be quirky in our hearts.

On the other hand, with all subgroup structures, it is possible to collapse subgroups together where, from a clinical perspective, there is good reason to consider them as one, or if the prevalence of a subgroup is so low as to deem it better merged with another.

BuzzFeed deemed it better than anything the city's tabloid newspapers had come up with.

Some of the 50 signatories said they'd vote for Clinton while others deemed it better to abstain from voting entirely.

Fearne et al deemed it better than Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt, the Stranglers' cover of Walk on By, Jimi Hendrix's All Along The Watchtower and Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah.

(Said treatment also stemmed from the video in which the smooth-skinned, twinkly-eyed 66-year-old Earl, who drinks up to a quart of buttermilk a day, deemed it "better than Viagra").

One Michael White devotee deemed it even better than Marea's vaunted uni-and-crab spaghetti.

But while US diplomats voiced private concerns about the killings – now admitted to number in the hundreds – they deemed it was better not to comment publicly in order to allow the Pakistani army to take action on its own.

It can not if it so deems it the better choice.

Some deem groupthink no better than a myth, others deem it a brilliant construct [15].