Sentence examples for deem it even from inspiring English sources

"But I deem it even more important that we should begin also to think about another restructuring -- a restructuring of the entire system of values that forms the basis of our civilization today".

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

The subject matter of "beating snakes" worried the staff who thought that many would deem it cruel, even though the episode's message is against the mistreatment of snakes.

Why, you may wonder, would anyone deem it necessary, or even worthwhile, to pay lavish mock homage to a dreadful movie by exhuming it for exhibition onstage?

Since my exposure to actual scary movies was limited, it's almost as if my brain looked for anything odd or eerie in mainstream culture and then deemed it scary, even though its intent was not to frighten.

Many deem it likely to be even slower to reach decisions.

Not only do people like Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, refrain from stating which specific national interest such stifling behavior might serve, they do not even deem it necessary to attempt to defend their abjuration of a fundamental American liberty.

Having established this, the Court deemed it redundant even to investigate the additional arguments brought forward by the claimants.

Environmental improvements since the passage of the Clean Waters Act of 2000 have further improved the water, so that the state deems it swimmable even at the north end of Manhattan and fishable throughout the harbor.

Tim Stack for Entertainment Weekly reviewed the episode positively, deeming it potentially even better than the season premiere.

"It is not ignorant, even though they deem it ignoble," Jackler said.